Munster Head coach Anthony Foley has likened Munster's win over Sale as a Houdini act.
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They trailed by 23-7 at the break, but second half tries from Andrew Conway and Ian Keatly saw just two points between the sides with the clock in the red.
Munster set a maul, and when Ian Keatly was fed the ball, he split the posts with a drop goal to clinch a 27-26 win.
Killaloe man Foley also praised the character his side showed.
