Munster at home in last-four draw
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Your support makes all the difference.Heineken Cup holders Munster were today handed another boost in their defence of the trophy with a home semi-final draw should they beat Ospreys.
The Irish province will play the winners of the quarter-final between Harlequins and Leinster if they get past the Welsh region in their own last-eight clash.
The other semi-final will see the winners of the match between Cardiff Blues and Toulouse host the victors of the all-English clash between Leicester and Bath.
The kick-off times for the quarter-finals were also confirmed this afternoon.
The match between Cardiff and Toulouse will be played on Saturday 11 April at 3.30pm, followed by Leicester v Bath at 6pm.
Sunday's action kicks off with Munster v Ospreys (1pm), followed by Harlequins v Leinster (3.30pm).
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