Exeter v Munster

Exeter Chiefs: Stuart Hogg; Olly Woodburn, Henry Slade, Ian Whitten, Tom O'Flaherty, Joe Simmonds, Sam Maunder, Alec Hepburn, Alex Yeandle, Harry Williams, ...

AN INJURY hampered Munster travel to take on Exeter in the European Champions Cup this weekend.The Irish province will be without the likes of Peter O.

What happened the last time the two sides met? What are the odds? What are the teams? Exeter, meanwhile, are at 3/10 to emerge victorious on home soil, while the draw is at 18/1. When is it on and what time is throw-in? What TV channel is it on and can I stream it?

MUNSTER HAVE BEEN dealt another blow ahead of their Champions Cup clash with Exeter at Sandy Park this evening [KO 5.30pm, BT Sport] after left wing Simon ...

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Munster traveled to Exeter this evening in the Heineken Champions Cup round of 16 first leg with the English giants down a number of key players.

Exeter came close to winning the Gallagher Premiership last year, eventually finishing second. Zebo joins the likes of Irish stars Peter O’Mahony, Joy Carberry and Andrew Conway on the injury list for today’s game. Johan van Gran’s side was already down several men due to injury.

Exeter Chiefs may rue their inability to convert a number of excellent chances as a battling Munster limited their opponents' advantage to 13-8 going into the second leg of their Champions Cup tie. The Irishmen have a number of injuries to contend with ...

Registering is free, faster than Jonny May, and also gets you access to commenting, personalisation, and competitions. Munster’s goal line defence was incredible, however, and forced the Chiefs into errors in the 22. You have 1 article left before you need to join up to read more. They were the only points of a tight third quarter, with Exeter then losing Woodburn, who was yellow-carded following an arm to the head of a Munster player, and Schickerling following foul play near his own line. It was still 13-3 in Exeter’s favour going into the final 15 minutes – Stuart Hogg and Ben Healy trading three-pointers – but the visitors scored a crucial try to keep the tie in the balance. The Irishmen have a number of injuries to contend with and it showed as they struggled to contain the English side, but they showed tremendous heart throughout.

A severely depleted Munster side hung on for a 13-8 defeat to Exeter at Sandy Park in the first leg of their Heineken Champions Cup last-16 clash.

Exeter defended magnificently with Woodburn and Schickerling off, and they almost added a third try during the dying seconds, but Keith Earls tracked back to deny Woodburn, who knocked on after making a clean break. They were the only points of a tight third quarter, with Exeter then losing Woodburn, who was yellow-carded following an arm to the head of Niall Scannell, and Schickerling following foul play near his own line. Exeter responded to that double setback superbly, though, when Hogg dropped a goal – the first of his career – from just inside Munster’s half and restored a 10-point gap. Exeter continued to dominate in terms of possession and territory, and they almost claimed a second try midway through the half when skipper Jack Yeandle almost burrowed his way over. But injury-hit Munster rallied after Exeter were reduced to 13 men for a quarter of the second period when wing Olly Woodburn and replacement prop Patrick Schickerling received yellow cards in rapid succession. A severely depleted Munster side hung on for a 13-8 defeat to Exeter at Sandy Park in the first leg of their Heineken Champions Cup last-16 clash.