What TV channel is Toulon vs Munster on? Stream, kick-off time and odds for Champions Cup clash

MUNSTER face a huge task this weekend in France as they return to Champions Cup action amid a crisis at the Irish Province.

Graham Rowntree's side have been ravaged by injury since the start of the 2023/24 campaign.

The Reds have nearly 20 players injured ahead of the clash against RC Toulon.

This will be the first meeting of Munster and Toulon since the 2018 Champions Cup quarter-final at Thomond Park.

Munster’s last visit to Stade Felix Mayol was back in January 2011 with the French side securing a 32-16 victory to end Munster’s hopes of qualifying for the knock-out stages.

A draw at home to Bayonne and a defeat in Exeter leaves Munster fifth in Pool 3 with Toulon sixth after a home loss to Exeter and away defeat to Northampton.

Here's all you need to know ahead of the vital clash.

When is the match on and at what time is kick-off?

Kick-off is 3.15pm Irish time, Saturday, January 13.

The game will take place at the Stade Felix Mayol in Toulon, France.

What TV channel is it on and can I stream it?

The game is live on TNT Sports, it will be available to stream if you're a SKY customer on the SKYGO app.

What are the latest betting odds?

Toulon - 3/10

Draw - 50/1

Munster -12/5

INJURY RAVAGED MUNSTER

Peter O'Mahony has given a major fitness update ahead of the provinces Champions Cup clash against Toulon.

And it's good news for the Ireland legend as coaching staff revealed they hope that he'll be fit for Saturday's clash.

The former Munster skipper has been sidelined sidelined since November, last appearing in a URC outing against the Stormers.

News of an imminent return will spell good news for boss Graham Rowntree with his side ravaged by injury.

Speaking with media earlier today, attack coach Mike Prendergast revealed that they hope to have Joey Carbery and O'Mahony back for the European clash.

He said: "Well, we trained today and genuinely the likes of Joey Carbery and Peter O’Mahony looked good today.

"So, hopefully things going well those two stick out at the moment.

‘We had a good training session yesterday, a good one today.

"We’ll know more on Thursday but in terms of process and steps, he looks like he’s moving forward towards the weekend and hopefully, all going well, we’ll have him.’

Nearly 20 players are out for Munster in what has become an unprecedented injury crisis.