The Maori All Blacks paid tribute to Anthony Foley ahead of a clash with Munster.
Munster coach Foley died suddenly at the age of 42 last month, stunning the sport he had served all his life.
The touring Maori All Blacks honoured Foley by laying down a shirt with the initials AF on it before performing the haka ahead of their game with Munster at Thomond Park tonight.
Great mark of respect from the Maori @AllBlacks at @Munsterrugby tonight to pay tribute to Anthony Foley. #MaoriABs pic.twitter.com/9oWtteGH9I
— ESPN Scrum (@espnscrum) November 11, 2016
Captain Ash Dixon then presented the shirt to Foley’s two sons.
Poignant shot by @sportsfile as Maori All Blacks captain Ash Dixon presents Anthony Foley's sons with an 'AF' Maoris shirt, post-haka. pic.twitter.com/NV8Z5KXJa2
— Balls.ie (@ballsdotie) November 11, 2016
Munster went on to win the game 27-14.
Ireland’s players also honoured Foley by forming a figure of eight – his shirt number – ahead of their win over New Zealand in Chicago last weekend.
Our favourite moment from the weekend:
Ireland's beautiful tribute to Anthony Foley, the former No.8 who passed away last month #RIPAxel pic.twitter.com/YS4rwZfRN9
— BigSport (@BigSportGB) November 7, 2016