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Graham Rowntree at Munster training | PICTURE: Sportsfile
MUNSTER RUGBY face a serious test this Friday, December 1, in Musgrave Park against an unbeaten Glasgow Warriors side in the URC, 7.35pm.
Speaking at the Munster press conference during the week, head coach Graham Rowntree said "there will be serious bite" in this week's game against the Scottish side.
"This Glasgow team can play. They have an extreme amount of threats from set-plays and scrums in terms of how they attack," Rowntree said
"I have a huge amount of respect for how they are coached and there will be no doubt they will be a serious handful on Friday night."
The last time the sides met was back in May during the quarter-finals of the 2022/2023 URC in Scotstoun Stadium where Munster came out on top 14-05.
This Friday's game is set to be another grudge match between to the two sides which have plenty of previous history.
The game is live on TG4 and Premier Sports.
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