McMillan wants Munster momentum to continue against Argentina

Munster have a four-week break a after Saturday's clash with Argentina before a 10-match run of games which includes four Champions Cup clashes. 

Clayton McMillan admits to not knowing much about the Argentina A players but he is anticipating facing a "very good side". Pic: ©INPHO/James Crombie

With a reputation against international touring teams to uphold and a foundation to put in place for the rest of the season, there is plenty riding on Munster’s meeting with Argentina A at Thomond Park on Saturday (5pm).

Just as last season’s corresponding fixture against an All Blacks XV helped steady a ship left rocking by the previous week’s departure of Graham Rowntree, the visit of Argentina to Limerick gives an under-strength Munster the opportunity to maintain the momentum created by five wins in a row at the start of their URC campaign at the start of a month-long hiatus in the league schedule.