Munster lose at fortress Thomond Park

Fly-half Gareth Bowen scored all the points as Llanelli Scarlets became the first team to beat Munster in a non-domestic competitive match at Thomond Park, Limerick tonight.

Munster lose at fortress Thomond Park
Fri, 12 Sep, 2003 - 22:41

Munster 12, Llanelli Scarlets 19

Fly-half Gareth Bowen scored all the points as Llanelli Scarlets became the first team to beat Munster in a non-domestic competitive match at Thomond Park, Limerick tonight.

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