Ian Keatley salutes Rassie Erasmus influence

Experienced Munster out-half Ian Keatley says Rassie Erasmus has given them a licence to have a go if they think something is on during a game.

Ian Keatley salutes Rassie Erasmus influence

The 29-year old, who has played in all but two of Munster’s 16 games this season, was the hero at the Sportsground at the weekend when he masterminded victory over his former side Connacht.

Keatley set up the only try of the game in atrocious conditions with an audacious crosskick from behind his own line, while he then wrapped up the win with a drop goal which put 10 points between the sides and copper-fastened Munster’s lead at the top of the Guinness PRO12 table.

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