No let up for Munster as they face 'one of the toughest places in the world to play rugby'

Jack Crowley, Craig Casey and Jeremy Loughman are again available for Munster as Denis Leamy hopes a player-led clear-the-air meeting in Cape Town can spark a rebound from a heavy defeat to the Sharks
TOUGH PLACE TO GO: Munster lost 45-0 to the Sharks in Durban on Saturday with a daunting trip to face the Bulls at Loftus Versfeld up next. Pic: Shaun Roy/Sportsfile

TOUGH PLACE TO GO: Munster lost 45-0 to the Sharks in Durban on Saturday with a daunting trip to face the Bulls at Loftus Versfeld up next. Pic: Shaun Roy/Sportsfile

Munster are hoping a Sunday night team meeting in Cape Town and the return of Jack Crowley, Craig Casey and Jeremy Loughman can reignite the tourists in the wake of a 45-0 hammering at the Sharks ahead of this Saturday’s URC clash with the Bulls.

The province’s two-match trip to South Africa got off to the worst possible start last Saturday as they were outmuscled and outclassed in Durban as the Sharks produced their best performance of the season to boost their own play-off hopes with a seven-try thumping at Kings Park.

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