McGahan looking for four points as Saintsmarch in

MUNSTER have almost certainly qualified once again for the knock-out stages of the Heineken Cup regardless of the result of next Friday’s clash with Northampton at Thomond Park.

They lead the Saints by two points in Pool One with 20 points – the weekend results suggesting that at worst they will wind up one of the two best runners-up

However, that is the last thing on the mind of coach Tony McGahan who is setting his sights on a home win and the four points that would guarantee a quarter-final in front of the Red Army.

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