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Munster face Saracens in the Heineken Champions Cup semi-final at Coventry's Ricoh Arena
MATCH tickets for Munster's big Heineken Champions Cup semi-final clash with Saracens on Easter Saturday go on public sale today, Tuesday.
Fans attending the big showdown at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry on Saturday week, 3pm, can purchase tickets from 10am this Tuesday, April 9. (Click here to purchase tickets)
The Ricoh Arena in Coventry has a capacity of 32,000. Following last week’s Munster Rugby Supporters Club lottery, all members who applied for tickets to the game were successful.
The semi-final is a repeat of the 2008 clash at the Ricoh Arena when Munster recorded a hard fought 18-16 victory before going on to lift trophy for the second time in Cardiff.
It will be the ninth meeting between Munster and Sarries in the European Cup. Munster have won five of the previous eight clashes, although three defeats against Saracens have come in their last four meetings, including the 2017 semi-final at the Aviva Stadium when the English Premiership giants recorded an impressive 26-10 victory.
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