MUNSTER will seek their second win of the season this Sunday as they travel to take on the Ospreys at the Liberty Stadium on Sunday.
The game, which kicks off at 2.30pm, sees Munster trying to reverse two regular season defeats against the Welsh region in last year’s campaign. Indeed, the Liberty Stadium has not been a happy hunting ground for Munster, with the Irish side have won only three of their last 12 visits.
Munster head coach Anthony Foley knows that a correct mindset is key ahead of Sunday’s game.
“Liberty Stadium is a very hard place to play, but hopefully we can learn from our mistakes there last year and build on what we did against Treviso. Every team finds it hard in Swansea, we’ll be no different, but we’ll go to give a good account of ourselves and try to make it four from 13.”
Munster’s new second row Mark Chisholm is expected to feature for Munster alongside fellow import Francis Saili who is also expected to return following a concussion. Ireland internationals Felix Jones and Dave Kilcoyne could also play a part.
(Audio features Anthony Foley, Limerick Live 95fm Len Dineen and Limerick Post Newspaper Sports Editor, Donn O’Sullivan)
