Van Graan: 'The most important thing is Tyler himself as a man after rugby'

Johann van Graan understands the task in front of his Munster team when Saracens come calling to Thomond Park this Saturday but he is relishing the challenge of a Heineken Champions Cup pool clash against a Test-quality side.

Munster have fallen to the English Premiership and European champions in two of the last three Champions Cup semi-finals and though Saracens are under a cloud following their domestic league points deduction for salary cap breaches, they could potentially arrive in Limerick with a squad containing 17 players who featured at the World Cup, nine of whom played in last month’s final between England and South Africa.