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Europe - United Rugby Championship

Ulster

24-27

Finished

Edinburgh

Tom StewartTRY

5 : 0

John CooneyCON

7 : 0

7 : 3

16'

Ben HealyPEN

7 : 8

24'

Ben VellacottTRY

7 : 10

25'

Ben HealyCON

28'

Tom StewartTRY

12 : 10

29'

John CooneyCON

14 : 10

12 : 13

40'

Ben HealyPEN

49'

Dave EwersJames Mcnabney

49'

Nathan DoakJohn Cooney

55'

Martin MooreTom O'Toole

55'

Stewart MooreStuart McCloskey

55'

Glen YoungJamie Hodgson

55'

Hamish WatsonWilliam Crosbie Luke

56'

James McnabneyMatthew Rea

56'

James McnabneyMatthew Rea

12 : 18

59'

Richardson DanTRY

12 : 20

60'

Ben HealyCON

60'

Andrew WarwickSteven Kitshoff

60'

Ali PriceBen Vellacott

64'

Robin HislopPierre Schoeman

64'

Adam McBurneyEwan Ashman

65'

Javan SebastianWP Nel

65'

Ben MoxhamJacob Stockdale

12 : 25

71'

Robin HislopTRY

71'

Stuart McCloskeyWill Addison

12 : 27

72'

Ben HealyCON

74'

Robert BaloucouneTRY

17 : 27

75'

Cormac IzuchukwuKieran Treadwell

75'

John AndrewTom Stewart

77'

Harry PatersonYellow

80'

James HumeTRY

22 : 27

80'

Nathan DoakCON

24 : 27

Venue Guide
Stadium	Kingspan Stadium
City	Belfast
Capacity	18196

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