Munster head coach, Johann van Graan is expecting a “huge challenge” when Munster welcome Edinburgh to Thomond Park on Saturday for the Guinness PRO14 quarter-final.
Munster go in to the game off the back of a 24-point draw with Ulster last weekend.
Sam Arnold was the only member of that starting 15 to retain his spot from last month’s Champions Cup semi-final loss to Racing 92.
van Graan says it was important to rest players after a hectic schedule of late.
“We’ve done well as a team over the season and certain guys deserve their spots…. For me it’s about finding a balance and picking a team that can beat Edinburgh.”
The Munster team to play Edinburgh will be announced on Friday.
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