Munster succumbed to a rare defeat in the confines of Musgrave Park on Friday after Edinburgh secured a shock 34-28 win in the URC. With the attention taken away from the Six Nations this weekend, it was a chance for the province to bank another win and continue their move up the league standings.

A Matt Currie hat-trick helped Edinburgh to a 34-28 victory over Munster at Musgrave Park. With the game played in Cork rather than Thomond Park, Sean Everitt's side became the first United Rugby Championship (URC) visitors to Munster's lesser used home ground to win since 2019.

Munster take on Edinburgh this evening in the latest round of fixtures in the United Rugby Championship. With most of both teams' top stars on International duty, tonight's game should give some fringe players a chance to impress as we head for the business end of the season.

An eleventh win in a row at Virgin Media Park seemed a given against an Edinburgh side which hadn’t won away from home since last April, but Munster were blown away by the last

100-miles-a-minute stuff so far. Hamish Watson already introduced off the bench for Luke Crosbie. Both sides already threatening at the edges with only three minutes played. Munster kick-off and Edinburgh look to build the game's first attack. A crowd of 8,800 is expected tonight.