The seasoned flyhalf, Morné Steyn, is available to play in the game after having his three-match suspension reduced by a week.

This comes after Steyn completed the World Rugby HPC Coaching Intervention process, where a player can undergo a coaching session to modify their technique.

Meanwhile, Munster arrived in South Africa earlier in the week and their coach, Johann van Graan, warned that they will be put to the test.

“They are the best in South Africa”, said the former Springbok assistant coach.

“They’ve played in and won quite a few competitions over the past few years.

“They have an excellent coaching staff and then some very good players that play some pretty good rugby.

“Part from their world-class players, you can add on top of that a fantastic stadium, altitude and the heat.

“It's certainly going to be a massive challenge for us on Saturday and it's a game that we are looking forward to.”

Saturday's URC game between the Bulls and Munster at Loftus Versfeld kicks off at 16:05.

Morgan Piek OFM Sport