Wallace not getting caught up in Ospreys’ off-field difficulties

DAVID WALLACE has been around long enough to know that there are no easy matches these days. At the very least, top teams like Munster can expect to receive increasingly difficult physical challenges.

The Irish flanker expects a good deal more than physicality from the Ospreys in Sunday’s Heineken Cup clash as the two-time champions seek to keep alive their hopes of making the knock-out stages yet again.

With a defeat and a win from the two opening games, Munster remain under pressure. However, it’s a situation they have become familiar with but there is little room for error in the run-in to the pool programme, especially with four games to come against such high profile opposition as London Irish, Toulon and the Ospreys.