Pat MacArthur got Glasgow over for a try

The match was played in a cauldron of emotion, with it being the first Munster have played since their head coach Anthony Foley passed away suddenly last weekend.

Munster scored five tries to secure a bonus-point win and Glasgow head coach Gregor Townsend says they'll need to look at what went wrong so they don't make the same mistakes again.

Speaking to glasgowwarriors.org, he said: "I thought Munster were outstanding today. They played with real passion, they defended very well, were organised in attack and showed determination in every aspect of their game.

"Today's match was a fantastic tribute to Anthony Foley. I thought the build-up and atmosphere was great and his players played very well for him.

"Unfortunately, we didn't turn up as a team. There were a few players who worked very hard, but if you don't turn up as a fifteen in places like this against an inspired team then you're going to lose and today we lost heavily.

"It's a real disappointment given how well we played last week, but we'll have a good look at the reasons for that.

"Part of our issues were focus and work-rate, which are more of the mental side of the game and we'll have to look at how we can prepare for a game which has a different build-up."

The Warriors are back in GUINNESS PRO12 action on Friday night, when they welcome Benetton Treviso to Scotstoun and Townsend says it's important they prepare well next week to get back on track.

He added: "We know we're better than our performance today. We've shown that over the last few years and the last few weeks that we're better than that and we'll need to bounce back next week.

"The Champions Cup is over for a few weeks and we'll have two really tough games in December against Racing 92.

"Our focus is now on the GUINNESS PRO12 and we have a home game against Treviso on Friday night.

"We don't have that long to prepare for it and the sessions on Monday and Tuesday will be important to get us back on track."