Pro14: Munster land last-gasp penalty to edge out Glasgow

Summary

FT: Munster 25-24 Glasgow Warriors
Scannell knocks over 50m penalty in stoppage time to win it
Cronin with the first score of the game
Glasgow reply with two great tries from G Horne
M Fagerson adds third try for Glasgow. P Horne seals bonus point for 24-10 lead
Wootton squeezes in for Munster's second try, Mathewson with the third
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'Immaculate' conditionspublished at 17:05 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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Former Scotland sevens captain on Radio Scotland
It is a lovely evening, it's crisp and cold, bit of a breeze as well, but no excuses for either team - the pitch is immaculate.
Fagerson flyingpublished at 17:04 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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Matt Fagerson was in superb form in Cardiff last weekend...
14 carries for 63m
Three clean breaks
Five defenders beaten - nobody beat more
Nine out of 12 tackles made
And a neat assist for Jonny Gray's try
He only turned 20 three months ago...
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Laidlaw Clermont's points machinepublished at 17:02 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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A wee bit of news for Scotland fans: Greig Laidlaw has kicked 16 points for Clermont, who hammered defending Top 14 champions Castres 41-6 this afternoon.
Clermont lead the French top flight by six points.
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Glasgow's new lookpublished at 16:59 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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Remember that crazy kit colour clash in Cardiff last weekend?
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Glasgow Warriors' marketing team have come up with a tongue-in-cheek solution for today's game. Munster famously play in red...
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How it standspublished at 16:57 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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Glasgow top Pro14 Conference A despite having played a game fewer than second-placed Ospreys.
Munster are 10 points adrift of their visitors in fifth, but have won all four of their home fixtures in all competitions this term.
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Van der Merwe drops outpublished at 16:54 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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A late change for Glasgow Warriors too as Niko Matawalu replaces DTH van der Merwe on the wing and Scotland Under-20 back Stafford McDowall moves on to the bench.
Backs Ruaridh Jackson, Nick Grigg, Rory Hughes and brothers Peter and George Horne start, as do forwards Grant Stewart, Scott Cummings and Adam Ashe.
Tommy Seymour, Lee Jones, Huw Jones, Adam Hastings, Ali Price, Fraser Brown and Jonny Gray make way from the impressive Champions Cup win at Cardiff Blues last weekend.
And, in the absence of fellow co-captain Ryan Wilson, Callum Gibbins has the armband for Dave Rennie's side while Chris Fusaro could make his 150th Warriors appearance off the bench.
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Earls returnspublished at 16:54 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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Ireland back Keith Earls has recovered from a hamstring injury to start for the hosts in a much-changed starting XV.
On the opposite wing, Andrew Conway is a late withdrawal through illness, with Darren Sweetnam starting and Alex Wootton joining the substitutes.
Sammy Arnold comes in at centre, with Alby Mathewson and JJ Hanrahan forming a new half-back partnership.
Hooker Niall Scannell also returns along with Billy Holland and Chris Cloete, who forms a formidable back-row with captain Peter O'Mahony and CJ Stander.
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LINE-UPs at Thomond Parkpublished at 16:51 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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Munster: Haley; Sweetnam, Arnold, R Scannell, Earls; Hanrahan, Mathewson; Cronin, N Scannell, Ryan; Kleyn, Holland; O'Mahony (capt), Cloete, Stander.
Replacements: O'Byrne, Kilcoyne, Archer, Wycherley, Botha, Cronin, Keatley, Wootton.
Glasgow Warriors: Jackson; Matawalu, Grigg, Johnson, Hughes; P Horne, G Horne; Kebble, Stewart, Rae, Harley, Cummings, Ashe, Gibbins (capt), Fagerson.
Replacements: Bryce, Bhatti, Du Plessis, Peterson, Fusaro, Frisby, Thomson, McDowall.
Welcome aboardpublished at 16:44 British Summer Time 27 October 2018
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Two of the Pro14's heavyweights lock horns at Thomond Park this evening, both buoyed by fine wins in Europe last weekend.
Given the looming autumn fixtures for Ireland and Scotland, there have been plenty changes to each line-up, but no shortage of star names.
These games are usually pretty feisty. Glasgow gave Munster a bit of a pasting at Scotstoun back in September, but they haven't won at this ground since May 2015.
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