The Munster squad continued training at the HPC on Tuesday ahead of Friday’s Guinness PRO14 clash against Connacht at Thomond Park (7.35pm). The game will be Munster’s first home match since January with Johann van Graan’s side winning three away games in recent weeks.
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Grimmy wrote:
From what I read, Lam was saying it's they can use gyms out there but wouldn't be able to here as the training ground is/was shut. There's an article somewhere on Wigan Today.
The Munster squad are continuing their preparations at the HPC ahead of Friday night’s Guinness PRO14 clash against Connacht at Thomond Park (7.35pm). See what’s coming up this week at Munster Rugby here.
