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Northampton 7-7 Munster
Another penalty to Munster and unsurprisingly into the corner it goes.
Summary
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Kick-off at 12:30 BST as teams vie for place in Champions Cup quarter-finals
Champions Cup: Northampton Saints v Munster at Franklin's Gardens
First half: Ramm and Freeman cross for Saints, Munster's O'Brien and Haley reply
Second half: Saints' Hendy comes on to score two tries
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Northampton 7-7 Munster
Simon Zebo collects the ball and is off down the wing. The link play then does not go to hand and the chance is gone.
Zebo is looking unreal in the air.
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Northampton 7-7 Munster
Northampton are trying to offload the ball at every available opportunity.
The pace is still yet to slow down.
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Northampton 7-7 Munster
Expert steal from Gavin Coombes to end that one. Massive play from the Munster number-eight on his own line.
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Northampton 7-7 Munster
Tom James goes quick and is clear, the scrum-half looks around for support but his grubber evades Tommy Freeman.
However, the line-out is not straight from Munster so Northampton will have another chance.
Converted try - Northampton 7-7 Munsterpublished at 16 mins
Sean O'Brien (con Jack Crowley)
Munster respond!
A short line and Sean O'Brien powers his way under the posts.
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Northampton 7-0 Munster
The Saints clear, but Munster come back again. This game is relentless.
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Northampton 7-0 Munster
Munster win a penalty and they again opt for the corner. Have a feeling there will be tries in this one.
Converted try - Northampton 7-0 Munsterpublished at 10 mins
James Ramm (con Fin Smith)
Two tries last weekend against Saracens and now another one for the full-back.
It is slick hands from the backs before Burger Odendaal offloads the ball to James Ramm, who runs in for the opening try.
The roar was very, very loud.
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Northampton 0-0 Munster
Jack Crowley is unable to collect the high ball and carries the ball back inside his 22 before clearing it directly out.
Big chance now for the hosts.
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Northampton 0-0 Munster
John Hodnett is held up over the line. Unreal defence from Northampton, but if they questioned if Munster would turn up then they have an early answer to that one.
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Northampton 0-0 Munster
All Munster in the opening period as they go in search of an early try. The atmosphere is electric!
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Northampton 0-0 Munster
Munster go deep inside the Northampton 22 and win a penalty for a high tackle.
Into the corner they go.
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Northampton 0-0 Munster
Inside one minute and Courtney Lawes has a steal. He is indeed up for this one.
Kick-offpublished at 12:30 British Summer Time 7 April
Northampton 0-0 Munster
Here we go...
Lawes to end on a high?published at 12:28 British Summer Time 7 April
Northampton v Munster (12:30 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesEx-England flanker Courtney Lawes will leave Northampton Saints at the end of the season to join French club Brive.
With Northampton winning all four pool games - meaning a home quarter-final if they beat Munster - has Lawes got the best possible chance of going out on an all-time high?
The 35-year-old, who has had 17 seasons at Franklin's Gardens, is yet to win the Champions Cup and started the 2011 final defeat by Leinster.
Would seem a little bit unfair for his European dream to end today...
Shades of 2011?published at 12:24 British Summer Time 7 April
Northampton v Munster (12:30 BST)
Munster produced a last-gasp 41-phase move to set up Ronan O'Gara's injury-time drop-goal to snatch a victory over Northampton back in 2011.
Too much to ask for similar drama?
Image source, Getty ImagesTeam newspublished at 12:20 British Summer Time 7 April
Northampton v Munster (12:30 BST)
Northampton: Ramm; Freeman, Dingwall, Odendaal, Sleightholme; Smith, James; Iyogun, Langdon, Davison, Moon, Coles, Lawes, Ludlam (capt), Graham.
Replacements: Matavesi, Waller, Hill, Mayanavanua, Scott-Young, Augustus, Mitchell, Hendy.
Munster: Haley; Zebo, Frisch, Nankivell, O'Brien; Crowley, Casey; Loughman, Scannell, Archer, Beirne (capt), Ahern, O'Mahony, Hodnett, Coombes.
Replacements: Clarke, Wycherley, Ryan, O'Donoghue, Kendellen, Murray, Carbery, McCarthy.
The last meetingpublished at 12:15 British Summer Time 7 April
Northampton v Munster (12:30 BST)
Northampton fought back to beat Munster 26-23 in the pool stages back in January, despite being reduced to 14 for the entire second half at Thomond Park.
Fin Smith was the star that day and produced a lovely drop-goal.
Can the 21-year-old bring the magic again?
Image source, Getty ImagesLate changes - Munsterpublished at 12:10 British Summer Time 7 April
Northampton v Munster (12:30 BST)
Munster announced two late changes to their side on Saturday; Springbok lock RG Snyman has failed to recover from illness meaning Tom Ahern starts alongside captain Tadhg Beirne.
Winger Shane Daly picked up a knock in training on Friday and is replaced by Sean O'Brien. Both Jack O'Donoghue and Shay McCarthy are promoted to the bench.
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