Leo Cullen knows a home quarter-final does not give a devine right to a semi-final, but he know his team are still in the mix to defend their Heineken Cup crown

Dai Young says his side showed spirit and commitment and a willingness to attack and that is how he wants his side to play in the coming weeks, and now his side will compete in the Amlin Challenge Cup

Jim Mallinders says that on another day his side could have beaten Munster, but the chances they missed cost them

Marty Holah tells Sky Sports that whilst he is happy to have qualified for the final eight of the Heineken Cup, the real tests will come in the knock out phase

Wian du Preez says that Thomond Park is the place to be on big Heineken Cup occasions and he is glas his side have given the home supporters another match to look forward to in April

Tony McGahan says that Northampton Saints are a quality side and it required a terrific effort from his players to come away with a vicotry

Paul Warwick says he and his Munster team mates are delighted to have secured a home Heineken Cup quarter final

London Irish scrum half Paul Hodgson says that playing at Twickenham in a make or break match against the champions of Europe is exaclty the type of challenge he and his sied revel in

Bob Casey admits last weekend's defeat was a painful for his team and he wants to set the record straight this weekend by beating Leinster at Twickenham and in doing so, progress to the final eight of the Heineken Cup

Martyn Williams knows a win against Quins next weekend is imperative if his team are to make it to the final eight of the Heineken Cup and realise his European ambition