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Munster Rugby
  • 19th February 2016
  • KO: 19:35
  • Rugby Park , Kilmarnock
  • Att: 7,212
  • Referee: Ben Whitehouse
  • GUINNESS PRO12
  • Round: 15

Current standing

Match Pages - Current Standing

3
Glasgow
6
Munster

Positions at 07 May 2016

Head to head

Match Pages - Head to Head

Glasgow Warriors
Munster Rugby
16 Wins 23
23 Losses 16
1 Draws 1

Last time

Match Pages - Last Time

10 - 17
15th Jun 2024

Recent form

Match Pages - Form Guide

W
L
L
D
L
L
L
W
W
L

Season so far

Match Page - Season so far

Tries

69

Glasgow Warriors

56

Munster Rugby

Metres Gained

10300

Glasgow Warriors

8016

Munster Rugby

Passes Completed

3558

Glasgow Warriors

3010

Munster Rugby

Tackles Made

2370

Glasgow Warriors

2720

Munster Rugby

Penalties Conceded

240

Glasgow Warriors

217

Munster Rugby

Side Named For Warriors

February 18, 2016 12:00 am By Munster Rugby

Side Named For Warriors

Head Coach Anthony Foley makes 5 changes from the side that suffered defeat to Ospreys for tomorrow night’s Guinness PRO12 encounter away to Glasgow Warriors at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock – KO 7.35pm.

Following their involvement in the opening two rounds of the RBS 6 Nations, Donnacha Ryan, Tommy O’Donnell and James Cronin have been made available to the province for this Round 15 game.

O’Donnell and Ryan make up two of three changes to the pack while Cronin is named amongst the replacements.

The only other change up front comes at hooker with Niall Scannell packing down between Dave Kilcoyne and John Ryan.

Captain Billy Holland makes the positional switch to start alongside Ryan in the second row for the first time this season, while in the back row, O’Donnell starts at 7 with Jack O’Donoghue moving to 6 and Robin Copeland remaining at 8.

The first of two changes across the backline comes in the half-backs with Tomás O’Leary resuming his partnership with Ian Keatley. The second is seen in midfield where David Johnston comes in to form an all-academy centre pairing with Rory Scannell.

Ronan O’Mahony, Darren Sweetnam and Andrew Conway again make up the back-three.

Should he feature from the bench, academy back-row Conor Oliver will make his first competitive appearance for Munster, while Johnny Holland has recovered from a long-term hamstring injury to win inclusion in his first PRO12 squad since November 2014.

Munster: Andrew Conway; Darren Sweetnam, David Johnston, Rory Scannell, Ronan O’Mahony; Ian Keatley, Tomás O’Leary; Dave Kilcoyne, Niall Scannell, John Ryan; Donnacha Ryan, Billy Holland – capt.; Jack O’Donoghue, Tommy O’Donnell, Robin Copeland.

Replacements: Mike Sherry, James Cronin, Mario Sagario, Dave Foley, Conor Oliver, Duncan Williams, Johnny Holland, Cian Bohane.

Glasgow Warriors v Munster, Guinness PRO12 Round 15, Friday February 19th at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock – KO 7:35pm.

For updates on Twitter follow @munsterrugby #GlaVMun

This game will be televised on Sky Sports 5.

Munster - Match Page - Lineups - Preview

Line-ups

Glasgow Warriors
Pos  
15

Peter Murchie

14

Taqele Naiyaravoro

13

Glenn Bryce

12

Pete Horne

11

Sean Lamont

10

Duncan Weir

9

Ali Price

1

Gordon Reid

2

James Malcolm

3

Sila Puafisi

4

Tim Swinson

5

Leone Nakarawa

6

Rob Harley

7

Chris Fusaro

8

Josh Strauss

Replacements
16

Cameron Fenton

17

Jerry Yanuyanutawa

18

Zander Fagerson

19

Greg Peterson

20

Simone Favaro

21

Grayson Hart

22

Fraser Lyle

23

Rory Hughes

Munster Rugby
Pos  
15 Andrew Conway
14 Darren Sweetnam
13 David Johnston
12 Rory Scannell
11 Ronan O'Mahony
10 Ian Keatley
9 Tomas O'Leary
1 Dave Kilcoyne
2 Niall Scannell
3 John Ryan
4 Donnacha Ryan
5 Billy Holland
6 Jack O'Donoghue
7 Tommy O'Donnell
8 Robin Copeland
Replacements
16 Mike Sherry
17 James Cronin
18 Mario Sagario
19 Dave Foley
20 Conor Oliver
21 Duncan Williams
22 Johnny Holland
23 Cian Bohane

Munster Lose Out In Thriller

February 20, 2016 12:00 am By Munster Rugby

Munster Lose Out In Thriller

Munster came out on the wrong side of a cracking tie on the 3G surface in Kilmarnock as PRO12 champions Glasgow Warriors edged an exciting encounter.

There was the small consolation for the visitors in the form of a losing bonus point with Glasgow Warriors earning a four-try bonus point in the win.

The vocal travelling support would have feared the worst when two early Sila Puafisi tries saw Glasgow race into a 14-0 lead.

Anthony Foley’s side showed their quality and fighting spirit to storm back with 17 unanswered points though giving them a half-time lead with the irrepressible Dave Kilcoyne touching down twice as Ian Keatley kicked two conversions and a penalty.

A Duncan Weir try and then penalty in the third quarter of the tie tipped the balance back in Glasgow’s favour but Munster, down to 14 men after the sin-binning of Tomás O’Leary, wouldn’t lie down as Mike Sherry crossed to level matters.

Keatley stepped up and nailed the touchline conversion to make it 24-22 in favour of the visitors but, within five minutes of getting back to their full complement, Munster were back down to 14 when replacement James Cronin saw yellow for persistent Munster infringement in the scrum.

And this time Glasgow made the visitors pay with Glenn Bryce crossing in the left corner after Munster failed to clear their lines and that proved to be the decisive score.

Munster started with Donnacha Ryan and Tommy O'Donnell in the side with Cronin among the replacements after their involvement in the Six Nations with Ireland.

The game was played at Kilmarnock’s 3G pitch as Scotstoun was waterlogged and it couldn’t have started any worse for Munster as Warriors raced into a 14-point lead.

Munster showed their resilience as they hit back through a Kilcoyne try on 12 minutes after Robin Copeland was held up just short and Keatley reduced the gap further with a penalty.

The turnaround was complete when Kilcoyne, with a little help from John Ryan and Donnacha Ryan, crossed again to give Munster a 17-14 lead with just 25 minutes gone.

Glasgow went back in front three minutes after the break as Duncan Weir jinked his way through a gap in midfield to make it 19-17.

O’Leary was then sent to the bin for a deliberate knock-on and Weir kicked a penalty to increase the Glasgow lead with the Glasgow scrum now completely dominant.

The 14 men struck back though as substitute Sherry crossed in the right corner after a well-worked lineout move and Keatley judged the wind to perfection to land the touchline conversion and edge Munster ahead by two.

Glasgow had the last word however, as Bryce crossed in the left corner for the winning score..

Captain Billy Holland said afterwards: “We’re absolutely gutted inside [the dressing room]. We had an awful start, 14-nil down after, I think, 10 minutes. Then the fightback to go in front at half-time, there was a lot of really good work and unfortunately [we got] two yellow cards in the second half. To play a team like this here with 14 men for half of the second half is a very difficult thing to do.

“We wanted four points and we wanted nothing less than that so we’ve a losing bonus point but we’re not happy with that. Glasgow played some great rugby, we did as well at times, but our discipline and falling off a few tackles let us down.”

Holland added: “We came here with a very young team, we had three lads in the academy [playing] and we had a guy (Conor Oliver) making his debut off the bench.

“22 of our 23 were born in Ireland and that’s very important and that’s what makes it hurt that much more. We were playing against a team with a wealth of internationals and we feel like we could have got the win out there today so we’re just gutted.”

PRO12 Round 15 round-up: Robin Copeland was taken off for HIA after 20 minutes while Tommy O'Donnell was replaced early in the second half due to illness. The academy duo of Rory Scannell and David Johnston formed the starting centre partnership for the second time this year, while first-year academy player Conor Oliver made his Munster debut when replacing O'Donnell after 47 minutes. Munster picked up two yellow cards with Tomás O'Leary and James Cronin both sin-binned in the second half. The entire starting 15 for Munster were Irish with Uruguayan prop Mario Sagario the only player in the matchday 23 born outside of Ireland, while 18 players are products of the provincial clubs and schools.

Munster: A Conway; D Sweetnam, D Johnston, R Scannell, R O'Mahony (C Bohane 72); I Keatley, T O'Leary (D Willliams 65); D Kilcoyne (J Cronin 47), N Scannell (M Sherry 55), J Ryan (Mario Sagario 58); D Ryan, B Holland (C); J O'Donoghue, T O'Donnell (C Oliver 47), R Copeland (D Foley 20).

Match Pages - Summary

Glasgow Warriors

Tries

Puafisi 4' , 7' , Weir 43' , Bryce 70'

Conversions

Weir 5' , 7'

Penalties

Weir 62'

Munster Rugby

Tries

Kilcoyne 11' , 23' , Sherry 63'

Conversions

Keatley 12' , 24' , 64'

Penalties

Keatley 17'

Yellow Cards

O'Leary 55 , Cronin 68

Match Page - Timeline

27 - 24

Missed Penalty 80'

D. Weir

27 - 24

Replacement 79'

D. Kilcoyne

C. Oliver

27 - 24

Replacement 76'

C. Oliver

D. Kilcoyne

27 - 24

Replacement 76'

J. Malcolm

C. Fenton

27 - 24

Missed drop goal 74'

I. Keatley

27 - 24

Replacement 72'

D. Johnston

C. Bohane

27 - 24

Missed Conversion 71'

D. Weir

27 - 24

Try 70'

G. Bryce

22 - 24

Yellow Card 68'

J. Cronin

22 - 24

Replacement 66'

T. O'Leary

D. Williams

22 - 24

Replacement 65'

T. Swinson

G. Peterson

22 - 24

Conversion 64'

I. Keatley

22 - 22

Try 63'

M. Sherry

22 - 17

Penalty 62'

D. Weir

19 - 17

Replacement 60'

A. Price

G. Hart

19 - 17

Replacement 57'

J. Ryan

M. Sagario

19 - 17

Replacement 55'

N. Scannell

M. Sherry

19 - 17

Yellow Card 55'

T. O'Leary

19 - 17

Replacement 53'

S. Puafisi

Z. Fagerson

19 - 17

Replacement 53'

G. Reid

J. Yanuyanutawa

19 - 17

Replacement 45'

T. O'Donnell

C. Oliver

19 - 17

Replacement 45'

D. Kilcoyne

J. Cronin

19 - 17

Missed Conversion 45'

D. Weir

19 - 17

Try 43'

D. Weir

14 - 17

Replacement 38'

C. Fusaro

S. Favaro

14 - 17

Missed Penalty 34'

D. Weir

14 - 17

Conversion 24'

I. Keatley

14 - 15

Try 23'

D. Kilcoyne

14 - 10

Replacement 19'

R. Copeland

D. Foley

14 - 10

Penalty 17'

I. Keatley

14 - 7

Conversion 12'

I. Keatley

14 - 5

Try 11'

D. Kilcoyne

14 - 0

Conversion 7'

D. Weir

12 - 0

Try 7'

S. Puafisi

7 - 0

Conversion 5'

D. Weir

5 - 0

Try 4'

S. Puafisi

Match page - Match Stats

Possession (%)

   

Territory (%)

   

Teams

Metres Gained

459

Glasgow Warriors

316

Munster Rugby

Carries

96

Glasgow Warriors

111

Munster Rugby

Tries

4

Glasgow Warriors

3

Munster Rugby

Passes

111

Glasgow Warriors

108

Munster Rugby

Tackles Made

126

Glasgow Warriors

87

Munster Rugby

Missed Tackles

20

Glasgow Warriors

20

Munster Rugby

Turnovers

14

Glasgow Warriors

7

Munster Rugby

Penalties Conceded

6

Glasgow Warriors

15

Munster Rugby

Match Page - Lineups

  • M - Metres Gained
  • C - Carries
  • P - Passes made
  • T - Tackles
  • TO - Turnovers Won
Glasgow Warriors
Pos   T D C P
15

Peter Murchie

  • M: 55
  • C: 5
  • P: 3
  • T: 5
  • TO: 1
14

Taqele Naiyaravoro

  • M: 64
  • C: 8
  • P: 1
  • T: 5
  • TO: 0
13

Glenn Bryce

  • M: 38
  • C: 7
  • P: 4
  • T: 4
  • TO: 0
1
12

Pete Horne

  • M: 16
  • C: 5
  • P: 8
  • T: 6
  • TO: 3
11

Sean Lamont

  • M: 39
  • C: 10
  • P: 2
  • T: 3
  • TO: 0
10

Duncan Weir

  • M: 41
  • C: 4
  • P: 19
  • T: 14
  • TO: 0
1 2 1
9

Ali Price

Replacement: Grayson Hart (60)
  • M: 26
  • C: 4
  • P: 45
  • T: 2
  • TO: 0
1

Gordon Reid

Replacement: Jerry Yanuyanutawa (53)
  • M: 5
  • C: 3
  • P: 1
  • T: 8
  • TO: 0
2

James Malcolm

Replacement: Cameron Fenton (76)
  • M: 20
  • C: 9
  • P: 3
  • T: 10
  • TO: 0
3

Sila Puafisi

Replacement: Zander Fagerson (53)
  • M: 7
  • C: 6
  • P: 1
  • T: 7
  • TO: 0
2
4

Tim Swinson

Replacement: Greg Peterson (65)
  • M: 19
  • C: 7
  • P: 0
  • T: 10
  • TO: 0
5

Leone Nakarawa

  • M: 10
  • C: 9
  • P: 9
  • T: 9
  • TO: 1
6

Rob Harley

  • M: 6
  • C: 4
  • P: 3
  • T: 6
  • TO: 0
7

Chris Fusaro

Replacement: Simone Favaro (38)
  • M: 7
  • C: 3
  • P: 1
  • T: 6
  • TO: 0
8

Josh Strauss

  • M: 103
  • C: 9
  • P: 7
  • T: 15
  • TO: 0
replacements
16

Cameron Fenton

Replaced James Malcolm (76)
  • M: 0
  • C: 0
  • P: 0
  • T: 0
  • TO: 0
17

Jerry Yanuyanutawa

Replaced Gordon Reid (53)
  • M: 3
  • C: 2
  • P: 0
  • T: 1
  • TO: 0
18

Zander Fagerson

Replaced Sila Puafisi (53)
  • M: 0
  • C: 1
  • P: 0
  • T: 1
  • TO: 0
19

Greg Peterson

Replaced Tim Swinson (65)
  • M: 0
  • C: 0
  • P: 0
  • T: 5
  • TO: 1
20

Simone Favaro

Replaced Chris Fusaro (38)
  • M: 0
  • C: 0
  • P: 0
  • T: 7
  • TO: 1
21

Grayson Hart

Replaced Ali Price (60)
  • M: 0
  • C: 0
  • P: 4
  • T: 2
  • TO: 0
22

Fraser Lyle

  • M: 0
  • C: 0
  • P: 0
  • T: 0
  • TO: 0
23

Rory Hughes

  • M: 0
  • C: 0
  • P: 0
  • T: 0
  • TO: 0
Munster Rugby
Pos   T D C P
15 Andrew Conway
  • M: 29
  • C: 6
  • P: 3
  • T: 3
  • TO: 1
14 Darren Sweetnam
  • M: 13
  • C: 5
  • P: 1
  • T: 9
  • TO: 0
13 David Johnston
Replacement: Cian Bohane (72)
  • M: 10
  • C: 4
  • P: 0
  • T: 7
  • TO: 1
12 Rory Scannell
  • M: 11
  • C: 7
  • P: 0
  • T: 7
  • TO: 0
11 Ronan O'Mahony
  • M: 40
  • C: 9
  • P: 1
  • T: 3
  • TO: 1
10 Ian Keatley
  • M: 11
  • C: 6
  • P: 16
  • T: 4
  • TO: 0
3 1
9
Tomas O'Leary
Replacement: Duncan Williams (66)
  • M: 2
  • C: 2
  • P: 59
  • T: 4
  • TO: 0
1 Dave Kilcoyne
Replacement: James Cronin (45)
Replacement: Conor Oliver (79)
  • M: 37
  • C: 12
  • P: 2
  • T: 2
  • TO: 0
2
2 Niall Scannell
Replacement: Mike Sherry (55)
  • M: 14
  • C: 5
  • P: 1
  • T: 5
  • TO: 1
3 John Ryan
Replacement: Mario Sagario (57)
  • M: 15
  • C: 4
  • P: 2
  • T: 2
  • TO: 0
4 Donnacha Ryan
  • M: 11
  • C: 5
  • P: 0
  • T: 6
  • TO: 1
5 Billy Holland
  • M: 3
  • C: 9
  • P: 2
  • T: 8
  • TO: 0
6 Jack O'Donoghue
  • M: 29
  • C: 12
  • P: 3
  • T: 8
  • TO: 0
7 Tommy O'Donnell
Replacement: Conor Oliver (45)
  • M: 23
  • C: 5
  • P: 3
  • T: 5
  • TO: 0
8 Robin Copeland
Replacement: Dave Foley (19)
  • M: 52
  • C: 4
  • P: 1
  • T: 4
  • TO: 0
replacements
16 Mike Sherry
Replaced: Niall Scannell (55)
  • M: 5
  • C: 5
  • P: 1
  • T: 0
  • TO: 0
1
17
James Cronin
Replaced: Dave Kilcoyne (45)
  • M: 3
  • C: 2
  • P: 0
  • T: 2
  • TO: 0
18 Mario Sagario
Replaced: John Ryan (57)
  • M: 0
  • C: 1
  • P: 1
  • T: 1
  • TO: 0
19 Dave Foley
Replaced: Robin Copeland (19)
  • M: 1
  • C: 4
  • P: 2
  • T: 5
  • TO: 0
20 Conor Oliver
Replaced: Tommy O'Donnell (45)
Replaced: Dave Kilcoyne (79)
  • M: 0
  • C: 2
  • P: 0
  • T: 2
  • TO: 0
21 Duncan Williams
Replaced: Tomas O'Leary (66)
  • M: 0
  • C: 0
  • P: 10
  • T: 0
  • TO: 0
22 Johnny Holland
  • M: 0
  • C: 0
  • P: 0
  • T: 0
  • TO: 0
23 Cian Bohane
Replaced: David Johnston (72)
  • M: 7
  • C: 2
  • P: 0
  • T: 0
  • TO: 0
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