McGahan fumes at sloppy Munster
While the final scoreline suggested that Tony McGahan’s troops had been unlucky; in truth, the one-point margin of defeat flattered them. After a bright opening, the quality of their play deteriorated horribly as the half wore on and they were fortunate to have only gone in only 6-3 down at the interval, with Treviso fly-half Willem de Waal having outscored his opposite number Paul Warwick by two penalties to one.
Munster’s set-piece, which had malfunctioned in the opening 40 minutes, completely broke down after the interval and Treviso capitalised, sending flanker Gonzalo Padró over for the game’s opening try on 59 minutes.
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