What TV channel is Munster v Glasgow Warriors on? How to watch URC play-off semi-final

Match information, TV details, live stream, team news

Glasgow Warriors have reached the last four of the BKT United Rugby Championship and face Munster in the play-off semi-finals this weekend in Ireland.

The sides met at the quarter-final stage last season, with Munster winning 14-5 at Scotstoun after the hosts had stand-off Tom Jordan sent off in the first half. The Irish side went on to win the URC, beating the South African side the Stormers in the final in Cape Town.

Glasgow beat the Stormers in this season’s quarter-final last weekend while Munster overcame Welsh side the Ospreys. The two sides have already met in the league this season and Munster came out on top, winning 40-29 in Cork.

Rory Darge, centre, during a Glasgow Warriors training session at Scotstoun Stadium, on June 11, 2024, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Alan Harvey / SNS Group)placeholder image
Rory Darge, centre, during a Glasgow Warriors training session at Scotstoun Stadium, on June 11, 2024, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Alan Harvey / SNS Group)

The defending champions are the form team having won their last 10 URC matches which is their best run since 2011 and have lost only once (to Leinster) in Limerick this season. Glasgow have played in nine previous Championship semi-finals, winning three. The Warriors have lost all five semi-finals they have played away from home.

The winners of the tie will meet either the Bulls or Leinster in the final.

Munster v Glasgow Warriors match details

The URC semi-final takes place at Thomond Park in Limerick on Saturday, June 15, 2024. Kick-off is at 6pm.

Munster v Glasgow Warriors TV channel

The match will be broadcast live in the UK on subscription channel Premier Sports. Coverage will start at 5.15pm and former Scotland internationals John Barclay and Ryan Wilson are part of the team which will provide comment and analysis.

Munster v Glasgow Warriors live stream

Fans can stream the match via the Premier Sports website.

Team news

Glasgow have named an unchanged starting side as head coach Franco Smith keeps faith with the men who beat the Stormers. There is one change on the bench, with Murphy Walker replacing Nathan McBeth who suffered a concussion in the quarter-final. Munster have made four changes, with full-back Mike Haley, centre Alex Nankivell, lock Fineen Wycherley and No 8 Jack O’Donoghue all coming into the team.

Match odds

Munster 3/10, draw 25/1, Glasgow Warriors 13/5 – via William Hill.

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