McPhail to start against Ulster

Munster coach Alan Gaffney has decided to select right wing Martin McPhail against Ulster in Friday evening's Celtic League clash at Musgrave Park.

Wed, 08 Oct, 2003 - 15:29

Munster coach Alan Gaffney has decided to select right wing Martin McPhail against Ulster in Friday evening's Celtic League clash at Musgrave Park.

An injury to Dominic Crotty has meant that Shaun Payne will move to full back, allowing McPhail to start. Other than that, the team will be unchanged.

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