Munster, with a man advantage for the next six minutes, have nine minutes in total to bag another try that would earn them a bonus point.

Before that, Gloucester had a penalty on halfway and put up a contestable kick, which held up in the wind and bounced back towards them.

Munster's Craig Casey was alive to it and set off on a counter attack. Casey and Mike Haley could not quite get the job done, but Gloucester stopped them illegally near the tryline and Caio James was sent to the sin bin.

Gloucester duo Arthur Clark and Jack Clement have left the field, having played just over an hour on their respective returns to first-team action.

Munster are trying to turn the screw here.

An attacking line-out, a catch-and-drive, a penalty against Gloucester.

The home side go for the corner again.

The same drill but Gloucester slow them down.

After a few phases near the tryline, replacement Tom Farrell knocks on and Gloucester survive for now.

A slightly sliced clearance kick by Gloucester keeps Munster on the attack in their opponents' 22.

Another try here might be decisive.

Knock-on, Gloucester scrum.

Credit to Scarlets' defence in this second half, especially with all the artillery Bordeaux have on the field.

They not only halt Bordeaux's driving maul, they also win a penalty and have a chance to clear the lines and catch their breath.

We're almost 10 minutes into the second half and there has been no score.

The 35,000 capacity crowd at the Stade Chaban-Delmas must be getting bored!

But it is coming from the hosts, their bomb squad bench is on.

Munster have the wind at their backs in the second half but both sides will need to adjust their respective kicking games to account for the breeze.

Gloucester are back to their full group of 15 players, with Jamal Ford-Robinson having now completed his 10-minute spell in the sin bin.

A bit of "Zombie" by the Cranberries blasts out over the PA system as Munster and Gloucester head back onto the field. Magnificent.

It's interrupted by referee Ben Breakspear's whistle, which signals the start of the second half.

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Earlier, there were contrasting fortunes for English Prem clubs in the Champions Cup.

Sale scored five tries in an impressive 35-14 victory at Clermont Auvergne, while Saracens had to settle for a losing bonus point from their trip to Durban.

Sarries were beaten 28-23 by Sharks.

Stormers were victorious against La Rochelle in Saturday's other completed match.

Later, Glasgow face Toulouse (20:00 GMT), which you will be able to follow live with us on the BBC Sport website and app.

Meanwhile, it has been breathless stuff at Stade Chaban-Delmas.

Scarlets took a surprise early lead, but after that the European juggernaut has been in full flow, with France fly-half Matthieu Jalibert in sensational form.

They have five tries in the bag already, but Scarlets have refused to lay down with two of their own.

The teams head down the tunnel for a well-earned break.

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The home fans raise the decibel level as Munster threaten the Gloucester line with the clock in the red.

Gloucester's defence holds firm and the whistle blows for the interval.

Dan Kelly's converted try for Munster has the home side in front at half-time against Gloucester, who nudged in front early on with George Barton's long-range penalty.

It's still wide open with 40 minutes to play.

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Jack Crowley's penalty attempt from about 35 metres only just reaches the posts, showing the strength of the wind that Munster are playing into in this first half.

The kick also goes wide so Munster's lead remains at four points.