Munster will play their first European knockout game since 2014 this Saturday and out-half Tyler Bleyendaal is a big reason why the southern province are back competing with the elite after two seasons outside the top eight.
The Kiwi import endured an injury-plagued start to life with Munster, with a neck injury claiming
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However, after getting fit and staying fit in year three, the ex-Crusaders playmaker has shown people why Anthony Foley wanted to bring him to Thomond Park in the first place.
It was Bleyendaal who set the tone in the emotional win over Glasgow to start
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The 26-year-old scored the opening try, which has been a springboard for a very impressive season for the number ten. He leads Munster into battle against Toulouse on Saturday evening, and while his focus will be solely on club duty at the moment, an international career could beckon if he continues this run of form.
Bleyendaal will become Irish qualified in November, with many tipping him to be capped in the autumn, which will
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Speaking on this week's episode of The Left Wing, Luke Fitzgerald praised the Munster out-half, but added that he still needs to develop his game a bit more before he challenges Johnny Sexton.
"He has had a great year, and he has been injury free, that's
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"He looks like he has benefited from that. His tackling is a big thing for him, and is something that has been noticed down there. What I like is that he doesn't try anything too fancy. He has a decent kicking game, he is a nice handler of the ball. Do I think he is in the same league as Johnny? I don't think he is yet.
