Munster bid to send Wallabies home on a hiding

After an impressive 14-8 win over Ireland at stormy Ravenhill on Saturday, the Australian Schools are confident of ending their Britain and Ireland tour with victory against Munster at Thomond Park today (5pm).

Tue, 17 Dec, 2013 - 00:00
Charlie Mulqueen

The tourists defeated Scotland but were beaten by England and by Wales and lost a substantial half-time lead before losing to Leinster at Donnybrook.

They have chosen a blend of their first-choice players mingled with some younger members of the squad and are hopeful of enjoying favourable conditions to exploit their preference for an open and expansive game.

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