Costello believes Munster's 'deep purpose' can help province upset odds away to Sharks

The 2023 champions will likely have to repeat their remarkable run of three away knockout wins that brought a first trophy to Munster in 12 years two seasons ago, if they are to emerge from 2024-25 with silverware. 
Munster's Seán O’Brien celebrates with Gavin Coombes after the win over Benetton. Pic: Ben Brady/Inpho

Munster's Seán O’Brien celebrates with Gavin Coombes after the win over Benetton. Pic: Ben Brady/Inpho

Ian Costello believes the “deep purpose” driving his Munster squad after a difficult campaign can help the province deliver the very best performance he believes will be required to upset the odds and beat South Africa’s third-seeded Sharks in Saturday’s URC quarter-final in Durban.

The 2023 champions will likely have to repeat their remarkable run of three away knockout wins that brought a first trophy to Munster in 12 years two seasons ago, if they are to emerge from 2024-25 with silverware. 

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