This game from Round 11, which was badly disrupted by snow at the start of the year, has been rearranged for 18th March and pits current Magners League champions Munster against the 2003/04 Champions, Scarlets. Just outside the Play-Off zone, three points adrift of 4th placed Glasgow Warriors, Munster need the victory to keep in touch with the top four. The Welsh Region has won only once before on Munster soil, in September 2003, so have a tough task ahead of them.

This game from Round 11, which was badly disrupted by snow at the start of the year, has been rearranged for 18th March. Just one match point separates top of the table Leinster and fourth placed Warriors, although Leinster do have a game in hand over their opponents. Any points gained in this game are in effect denied to the opposition, and with only one third of the season left, every result is becoming doubly critical. The Warriors have a poor away record in Dublin, whilst Leinster have not lost at the RDS since September 2008.

This game, from Round 11, which was badly disrupted by snow at the start of the year, has been rearranged for 17th March.

The Blues are winless in their last five encounters with Leinster since their 27-11 victory at the Arms Park on 11 May 2007.

Ospreys won 31-10 in the Magners League when the two teams met on 4 October and have not achieved a seasons double over the Scotsmen since 2006/07.

Dragons have not beaten Munster since a 9-12 scoreline at Rodney Parade in the Magners League on 5 January 2007.

Ulster's only loss in their last four matches with Scarlets in all competitions was 43-17 at Parc y Scarlets in the Magners League on 16 May 2009. Ulster won 45-24 when the two met at Ravenhill in round 5, but have never achieved a league double over the Welshmen in the same season.

The last five games between the two sides have all been won by the home side on the day, whilst Glasgow's only win in Connacht since the 2001 quarter-final was 40-23 at the Sportsground on 13 April 2007.

Ospreys have won their last three fixtures with Connacht, whilst the Irishmen have never won in four previous visits to Liberty Stadium.

Scarlets have won their last three away games in all competitions, and have not lost on the road in the Magners League since a trip to Connacht on 30 October, however the Welsh Regions has lost on their last five visits to Ireland.

Ulster have lost their last three matches against Newport Gwent Dragons.

Edinburgh's 12-7 home win over Munster in round six ended a five game losing run to the Munstermen, whilst the Scotsmen's only previous league double over Munster came in season 2003/04.

Glasgow have won three of their last four clashes with Cardiff Blues, whilst the Blues only previous victory on Glasgow home soil was 28-23 at Hughenden on 24 September 2005.

Edinburgh have won their last three fixtures with Cardiff Blues since the Welshmen won 20-0 at Murrayfield on 28th March 2008.

Ulster won 20-16 when the two sides last met at Liberty Stadium in September and are going for a first ever league double over the Ospreys.

The last twelve meetings between the two teams have all been won by the home side on the day, whilst Glasgow's most recent win on Edinburgh soil was 33-26 at Myreside in the Welsh-Scottish League on 15 September 2000.

Munster are going for a first Magners League double over Ulster since 2006/07. Munster have won once at Ravenhill since 2004.

Connacht's only win over Leinster in their last ten meetings was 19-18 at the Sportsground in the Magners League on 5 October 2008.

The Blues are going for a first season's double over Ospreys since 2005/06, but have won just once before on Ospreys soil: 28-9 at Liberty Stadium on 22 December 2005.

Scarlets have won their last three games against Dragons, and incredibly have been victorious on four of their last five visits to Rodney Parade.