Ulster's Ryan Constable, who suffered a concussion against Biarritz last weekend, will be replaced by Adam Larkin for the European Cup return match this weekend.
Alan Solomons' side travel to France with their European ambitions still burning brightly after last Friday's win at Ravenhill and, Constable aside, the team will be unchanged.
While Jeremy Davidson, Jonathon Bell and skipper Andy Ward took little part in training this week, all three will start at the Parc des Sports Aguilera on Saturday afternoon.
Munster will name their team for the trip to Viadana later today while Leinster will wait until tomorrow afternoon to announce the starting line-up for Montferrand's visit to Donnybrook.
Munster coach Alan Gaffney welcomes back Ireland wing John Kelly for his side's trip to face Viadana in Italy. Kelly has not featured since injuring a knee while playing for Ireland against Australia last month but comes into the team in place of Mossie Lawlor.
Gaffney conceded the decision was not one taken lightly but Kelly's greater experience at the highest level tipped the balance with Lawlor reverting to the replacements bench.
Elsewhere, the starting line-up is unchanged as Munster again chase a cricket score against a side they whalloped 64-0 last Friday.
There is one doubt the replacements bench with Denis Leamy facing a potential suspension. Leamy was cited in the aftermath of a bruising UCC-Old Belvedere encounter and will have his case heard tonight.
Ulster: B Cunningham; J Topping; A Larkin, J Bell, S Young; D Humphreys, N Doak; J Fitzpatrick, M Sexton, R Kempson, G Longwell, J Davidson, W Brosnihan, N McMillan, A Ward, capt.
Replacements: S Best, P Shields, M Blair, T McWhirter, K Campbell, J Cunningham, S Coulter.
Munster: J Staunton: J Kelly, M Mullins, J Holland, A Horgan: R O'Gara, P Stringer; M Horan, F Sheahan, J Hayes; P O'Connell, D O'Callghan; J Williams (capt), A Quinlan, A Foley.
Replacements: J Blaney, S Kerr, M O'Driscoll, E Halvey/D Leamy, M Prendergast, K Keane, M Lawlor.