OLD Crescent clubman Andrew Brace will be the man in the middle for Munster’s interpro derby clash against Leinster at Thomond Park this weekend (KO 19:35).
The fixture will be Brace’s 61st time refereeing in the Guinness Pro14. The Cardiff-born former Belgium international made his competition debut in 2015 when taking charge of a clash between Cardiff Blues and Zebre.
IRFU Referees Andrew Brace and Frank Murphy have been appointed to take charge of European semi-final action this weekend as the Heineken @ChampionsCup and @ERChallengeCup competitions reach the business end of proceedings
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) September 22, 2020
The 2014 Munster Rugby referee of the year was a touch judge at the 2019 World Cup and is now a regular on the international stage. Brace will take charge of two Six Nations fixtures in 2021.
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