Munster places up for grabs, says Anthony Foley

Munster head coach Anthony Foley insisted every last man standing in his squad would come into consideration for Saturday’s pivotal Guinness Pro12 final league game at home to Newport Gwent Dragons.

The province, which stands level on points with leaders Ospreys and second-placed Glasgow Warriors with one round of the regular season remaining, needs victory at Musgrave Park this weekend at the minimum to be in with a chance of an all-important home semi-final and with that in mind the Munster boss said resting players with a view to the knockout stages ahead was not an option.

Foley looks set to be without openside flanker Tommy O’Donnell who sustained a hamstring injury against Ulster at the weekend.