At full time in Belfast there was a warm round of applause for the entertainment that the visiting Cheetahs offered, but in Limerick on Saturday the clapping felt like pity. Munster ran in eight tries, four of them coming from Alex Wootton. The young wing had scored three tries in red before Saturday, but then he became the first Munster player since Mike Mullins in 2001 to score four tries in a league game. Taute said it was a pleasure to play with Wootton BILLY STICKLAND/INPHOBut, do not pity them too long was the message from Rassie Erasmus, the Munster director of rugby and former Cheetahs head coach. He expects the South Africans, who conceded six tries to Ulster in their opening round, to put up more of a…

Source: The Times September 10, 2017 23:15 UTC