The stadium is likely to be dominated by blue and white jerseys come Saturday evening, but there is also expected to a be a distinct dash of red, with Munster fans taking advantage of ticket prices and an opportunity to explore the Mother City:
Travelling Munster supporters have shared their delight at the prospect of heading to Cape Town for the Vodacom United Rugby Championship final
Tickets went on sale last week for R80, which for fans in the UK, translated to just over £3. The same price as half a pint of beer, making the 13 695km trek from Munster to Cape Town sound all the more worth it.‘My son is 13 and has never had that feeling of a cup win with Munster,’ a fan told Irish online publication‘I did not want him to miss the opportunity to share in the experience. He will miss a couple of days of school but I think the impact will be minimal.
Another fan said she was delighted to get the opportunity to watch a grand final for such a low price of entry.
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