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Munster and Toulouse both looking to move past weight of European history
The high-flying French side have genuine ambitions of winning a fifth Champions Cup title. By Ciarán Kennedy Saturday 3 Apr 2021, 8:15 AM 22 hours ago 7,849 Views 27 Comments
CJ Stander captains Munster today in the absence of Peter O Mahony.
Image: Morgan Treacy/INPHO
Image: Morgan Treacy/INPHO
WHEN THIS CHAMPIONS Cup round of 16 pairing was first revealed one of the words more readily bandied about was ‘history’. Munster and Toulouse, who meet at Thomond Park this afternoon [KO 3pm, BT Sport], are drenched in it.
In previous lifetimes, both clubs have been the team to beat in this tournament.