Never-say-die Munster have the belief to play a wining hand against Saracens

Should we expect anything special from a team that started the Champions Cup campaign as 50-1 outsiders to upset a Saracens side widely regarded as one of the best club sides in the world?

Never-say-die Munster have the belief to play a wining hand against Saracens

Should we expect anything special from a team that started the Champions Cup campaign as 50-1 outsiders to upset a Saracens side widely regarded as one of the best club sides in the world?, writes Simon Lewis.

If Leicester City had failed to last the pace in the run-in to last season’s English Premier League title race and been caught at the line by Tottenham we would not have thought any less of Claudio Ranieri’s side but praised their sterling effort to mix it with the big boys backed by their billionaire owners.

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