Munster Rugby’s head coach insists they are only looking at the challenge Saracens will provide on the field in Saturday’s Champions Cup semi-final.
The English outfit have had a controversial matter overshadowing their preparations after number eight Billy Vunipola defended homophobic comments made by ex-Australian full back Israel Folau last week.
Munster are leaving Mark McCall’s team to deal with that and are only looking at how to take down the tournament’s top try scorers.
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Johan van Grann says they face a team full of quality players.
Kick-off at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry on Saturday is 3pm.