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Munster dismantle sorry Kings as Warriors cut loose
It was a record-breaking outing for Munster in Pro14 action on Friday, while Glasgow Warriors were also big winners.
Arno Botha scored a hat-trick as Munster recorded their biggest Pro14 win with a 68-3 hammering of sorry Southern Kings on Friday.
The Irish province crossed for a team-record 10 tries against the South African side, powerhouse forward Botha touching down twice in the first half either side of a Calvin Nash score at Thomond Park.
Jack O’Donoghue also dotted down before half-time and John Hodnett registered a debut try shortly after the restart, while Neil Cronin, Shane Daly and Dan Goggin all went over.
Arno had his hat-trick with five minutes remaining and Daly scored a second as Munster moved top of Conference B.
FULL-TIME: Munster 68-3 Southern Kings
It’s a record #GuinnessPRO14 win for Munster as we secure our biggest win and score a record 10 tries!#MUNvKIN #SUAF pic.twitter.com/q58CmI16bA
— Munster Rugby (@Munsterrugby) February 14, 2020
Glasgow Warriors were also emphatic as they battered Zebre 56-24 in a high-scoring affair at Scotstoun.
George Horne and Mesu Dolokoto each scored twice as the Warriors ran in seven tries.
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