Sale travel to Ulster in the final group stage game of the Heineken Champions Cup needing to win to have a chance of qualification for the knockout stages.
Sanderson is aware of the challenge facing his side today.
"It's a crunch match. The result of the game is probably going to determine qualification.
"I don't think it gets much tougher. They might use their recent results as fuel to light the fire. They have lost in the last throes of the game in the last three weeks. They are back at the Kingspan. We probably played some of our best rugby when we last played them.
"I think they deserved to win at La Rochelle last weekend, honestly, watching the game.
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