Captain Peter O'Mahony and scrum-half Conor Murray miss out for Munster after picking up injuries in last weekend's semi-final. But star winger Simon Zebo has been passed fit after concussion.

Glasgow skipper Al Kellock's final outing at Scotstoun came to a premature end with a head knock in the semi-final but he is fit enough to be included among the replacements. Rob Harley and Ryan Wilson return to the back-row.

Glasgow Warriors: Stuart Hogg, Tommy Seymour, Richie Vernon, Peter Horne, DTH van der Merwe, Finn Russell, Henry Pyrgos, Gordon Reid, Dougie Hall, Rossouw de Klerk, Leone Nakarawa, Jonny Gray, Rob Harley, Ryan Wilson, Josh Strauss (capt).

Replacements: Fraser Brown, Jerry Yanuyanutawa, Jon Welsh, Al Kellock, Chris Fusaro, Niko Matawalu, Duncan Weir, Sean Lamont.

Munster: Felix Jones; Keith Earls, Andrew Smith, Denis Hurley (capt), Simon Zebo; Ian Keatley, Duncan Williams; Dave Kilcoyne, Eusebio Guinazu, BJ Botha; Billy Holland, Paul O'Connell; Donnacha Ryan, Paddy Butler, CJ Stander.

Replacements: Duncan Casey, James Cronin, Stephen Archer, Sean Dougall, Jack O'Donoghue, Cathal Sheridan, JJ Hanrahan, Ronan O'Mahony.

Glasgow head coach Gregor Townsend on BBC Radio Scotland

"I enjoy these moments. There will be a great atmosphere. The players take over now. It's up to them. The leaders take over on the pitch and we have a number of them."

Tom English
BBC Scotland at Kingspan

"Paul O'Connell's last game is a huge narrative for Munster and the same goes for Al Kellock and Glasgow."

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There are so many sub-plots to this game it's hard to know where to start.

Glasgow skipper Al Kellock, on the bench today, is to call time on his career at full-time, while another towering lock, Paul O'Connell, is almost certainly making his farewell appearance for Munster. The 35-year-old Ireland captain is keeping tight-lipped about his future but has been heavily linked with a move to Toulon.

As Tom English wrote yesterday, two warriors, but there can be only one winner.

Having lost in last year's grand finale, Glasgow are searching for their maiden victory, while Munster, twice champions of Europe, seek a fourth title.

Each team picked up 75 points over the season, there has been a home win apiece this term, both sides battled through tense semi-finals and are packed with fearsome combatants and explosive ball-carriers. Now it all boils down to one game on neutral territory.

Belfast's Kingspan Stadium is the venue as Glasgow Warriors and Munster go head-to-head. Welcome to the Pro12 final...