Toulon vs Munster Predictions - Toulon set to extend winning streak at home

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 09 Jan 2026

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Brad Newcomb 09 Jan 2026

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Toulon are undefeated at home this season, winning 10 consecutive matches.
Munster have won 3 of their 5 away games.
Toulon are favoured to cover the -10.5 handicap.

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Toulon' often win their home fixtures (Getty Images)

Toulon vs Munster Predictions

Toulon have had a decent start to their Investec Champions Cup campaign and are undefeated at home this season. Munster have been in solid form away from home lately.

Toulon have won 2 of their last 5 fixtures.
Toulon have won 10 consecutive home matches.
Toulon have won 2 of their last 3 home games against Munster.
Munster have won 3 of their last 5 away fixtures.
Munster have defeated Toulon twice in a row.

Head to Head

Munster have a slight edge with three victories to two against Toulon in five meetings.

Toulon Form

Toulon came away empty-handed in their opening European Rugby Champions Cup match, losing 33-20 to Edinburgh away from home before bouncing back with a 45-34 home win over Bath.

Toulon have won all their home matches in the Top 14 this season. They defeated Castres 16-12, Pau 33-17, Racing 92 45-21, Lyon 54-21, La Rochelle 39-14, Montauban 54-28, and Perpignan 31-16.

Toulon have made their home stadium a fortress this season, winning eight in a row, giving them the advantage to come out on top against Munster on Sunday.

Munster Form

Munster had no answer against Bath in the European Rugby Champions Cup opener, losing 40-14 away from home before cruising to an easy 31-3 home victory over Gloucester.

Munster beat the Scarlets 34-21, Leinster 31-14, and the Ospreys 26-10 before losing to Ulster 28-3 away from home in the United Rugby Championship this season.

Munster have had success on the road lately, though facing Toulon on their own turf will be a tough test, with the hosts yet to suffer a home defeat this campaign.

Team News

Toulon

Benjamin White has scored two tries in this edition of the Investec Champions Cup.

Mateo Garcia has landed five penalties and four conversions in the competition so far.

Munster

Senior coach Mike Prendergast has stated that Munster are eager for their match against Toulon: "And the good thing about this, there's plenty of area for improvement and nowhere better to start than this weekend and look forward to a real challenge, a real European game on a Sunday morning, early afternoon down in Toulon. The whole squad is looking forward to it"

Tadhg Beirne, Craig Casey, Jack Crowley, and Tom Farrell all return to the fold after not playing against Ulster last weekend.

Alex Kendellen and John Hodnett are out through injury.