Foley: We never got our act together

Munster 20 Glasgow Warriors 26

“We weren’t good enough,” he said of a result that trims Munster’s lead at the head of the Celtic League to three points with a difficult assignment looming against second placed Ulster at Ravenhill on Friday week.

Foley’s criticism extended to his own performance even though he had given his side the perfect start with a try after just three minutes. But Munster made an embarrassing amount of unforced errors and the Warriors fully deserved to become that rugby rarity - a team that beat Munster both home and away in the same tournament in the same year. Munster last lost at Thomond Park to the Newport Gwent Dragons just under two years ago.