Foley rings the changes as Munster look to progress to last eight

MUNSTER A coach Anthony Foley is banking on his side producing their second successive away win in tomorrow’s British and Irish Cup clash with Bristol at the Memorial Ground (3pm).

Having faltered at home in the opening tie to table-toppers Llanelli, Munster garnered an impressive bonus point win over Melrose last weekend. But Foley knows it will have to be followed by another if his side hope to make the knock out stages.

The plus for Foley’s charges is that there is room for error this season, with two teams from each group going forward to the quarter-finals. With Munster in second place, however, the former Munster skipper is aware that it’s going to be a tough road to the finish.