Munster could be without an entire backline of players for Toulon clash

Simon Zebo and Andrew Conway have only 50/50 chances of facing Toulon next Saturday as Munster's injury list continues to rise.

Munster could be without an entire backline of players for Toulon clash
Mon, 26 Mar, 2018 - 16:33
Simon Lewis

By Simon Lewis

Update 3.33pm: Munster boss Johann van Graan on Monday issued yet another grim medical report on his battered squad but insisted there would be no excuses ahead of facing European big guns Toulon in this Saturday’s Champions Cup quarter-final at Thomond Park.

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