Munster vs Ulster | Overview Page

Europe - United Rugby Championship

Munster

29-24

Finished

Ulster

Harry SheridanKieran Treadwell

RG SnymanTRY

5 : 0

Jack CrowleyCON

7 : 0

7 : 5

16'

Rob HerringTRY

18'

John CooneyCON

18'

Matthew ReaAlan O'Connor

7 : 10

22'

John CooneyPEN

35'

Joey CarberyNiall Scannell

7 : 15

40'

Richardson DanTRY

7 : 17

40'

John CooneyCON

50'

John HodnettAlex Kendellen

50'

Gavin CoombesPeter O'Mahony

50'

Thomas AhernRG Snyman

50'

Oliver JagerStephen Archer

51'

Calvin NashTRY

12 : 17

53'

Jack CrowleyCON

14 : 17

53'

Andrew WarwickEric O'Sullivan

14 : 22

54'

Richardson DanTRY

14 : 24

55'

John CooneyCON

58'

Shane DalyTRY

19 : 24

59'

Jack CrowleyCON

21 : 24

59'

Aaron SextonWill Addison

59'

Tom StewartRob Herring

61'

John RyanJeremy Loughman

61'

Eoghan ClarkeNiall Scannell

63'

Dave EwersMatthew Rea

66'

Scott WilsonTom O'Toole

68'

Conor MurrayCraig Casey

69'

Eoghan ClarkeTRY

26 : 24

77'

Jack CrowleyPEN

29 : 24

Venue Guide
Stadium	Thomond Park
City	Munster
Capacity	25600

News

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