Denis Leamy: 'We have to concentrate on the process; win the game'

Munster, having recorded their first win in the pool with an impressive bonus-point victory at Stade Felix Mayol last Saturday, also require success this weekend to cement their place in the knockout rounds.

MUST WIN: Defence coach Denis Leamy with Oli Jager during Munster Rugby squad training at University of Limerick in Limerick. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Munster will head into their final Champions Cup pool game with Northampton Saints this Saturday determined to back up last weekend’s famous victory in Toulon in front of an expected sell-out crowd at Thomond Park.

The province reported yesterday that 23,000 tickets had already been sold for the visit of the English Premiership leaders and unbeaten Pool 3 table-toppers, who will want to hang on to first place in Pool 3 to earn a top seeding for the knockout stages and a home draw all the way through the Round of 16, quarter-finals and semis.