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Penney Rallying Call To Cork Faithful

19th December 2013 By Munster Rugby

Penney Rallying Call To Cork Faithful

Munster Head Coach Rob Penney is hoping to see the fans out in force at Musgrave Park for the RaboDirect PRO12 clash against Scarlets on Saturday (ko 7:15pm).

Penney's side go into the match looking to make it eight wins on the bounce and continue their free-scoring form at Musgrave Park this season that has seen them rack up 57 points in two games.

A large travelling contingent travelled to France to see Munster claim a dramatic last-minute win in Perpignan last weekend and Penney wants more of the same on Saturday night.

"I hope so, yeah, I'd like to see the Cork faithful come along and support the lads. The guys are playing a brand that's interesting to watch and a bit thrilling at times, if you want a good night's entertainment get down to Musgrave Park."

"Scarlets have been performing really well and probably haven't picked up a few results that they could have, we're not underestimating them for a minute and they'll be a real challenge on Saturday night."

Dave Kilcoyne featured as a second half substitute in France and the 25-year-old is determined that Munster keep the winning run going against a Scarlets side with a strong front-row.

"They have a young tighthead there, Samson Lee, who's a good operator and they have Phil John who's an experienced campaigner. They're quite an attritional outfit up front so it's going to be a tough task to get a win over them."

"The thing now is not to let last week's win overshadow the preparation that needs to go in this week. We've put huge emphasis into doing well and being very competitive in the Rabo this year so we have to maintain it and keep that standard going."

When Scarlets visited last year, they claimed a 13-6 win at Musgrave Park with JJ Hanrahan kicking a late penalty to salvage a losing bonus-point for Munster.

And the Welsh side repeated the trick in February with an 18-10 win against Rob Penney's side at Parc y Scarlets.

Despite losing George North to Northampton in the summer, the Scarlets side still contains the likes of Rhys Priestland and Scott Williams and had no fewer than seven players selected in the Welsh squad for the recent defeat to Australia.

Tickets can be purchased online here and can also be purchased from the Munster Rugby ticket offices in Thomond Park and Musgrave Park today and tomorrow from 10am to 5pm.

Tickets will be available on the day of the game from 9am to kick-off from the Dolphin entrance in Musgrave Park and from the Sunday's Well Turnstiles from 5:45pm.

Ticket Prices:

Adult Stand €35
Adult Terrace €20
Junior Stand €10
Junior Terrace €7
Family Terrace (2 Adult + 2 Junior) €40

Junior (Under 16 years of age)
Under 2 Years of age free

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