Ulster hoping to finally end French resistance

THIS was meant to be the game that topped the bill this weekend: a revitalised Ulster side against one of the French powerhouses with both sides gunning for the win required to take them through to the next round and leave the other scratching for a slot in the Amlin Challenge.

Ulster  hoping  to  finally end  French resistance

Events in Galway and Gloucester last night changed all that, however. Ulster’s place in the last eight is now confirmed but Brian McLaughlin’s side will still be seeking a first win in France and a home quarter-final venue to boot.

“This weekend is all about clearing the next hurdle in our progression,” said attack coach Neil Doak earlier yesterday.

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