What time and channel is Connacht vs Munster today? TV and live stream info
Connacht and Munster clash in another big interpro derby on Saturday afternoon.
The two sides are on collision course in the United Rugby Championship.
Munster sat sixth in the table heading into the weekend schedule, just three points ahead of today's hosts who are 12th in the standings.
The visitors have won the previous two meetings between the sides. Can they make it three on the bounce today?
Here's more info on this game and how to watch it.
Connacht vs Munster is at Dexcom Stadium on Saturday afternoon, March 29.
The game kicks off at 2.30pm.
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The game is being shown live on Premier Sports 2. Premier Sports subscribers can stream the game on the Premier Player. It is also being shown live on TG4.
Connacht 7/5
Munster 4/7
Draw 22/1
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