No shortage of incentives for Ulster in Glasgow

Ulster signalled its serious intent for tonight’s Guinness Pro12 semi-final at Glasgow Warriors by naming its strongest possible side.

No shortage of incentives for Ulster in Glasgow

There are 10 changes to the team which lost to the same opponents just a week ago, coach Neil Doak confident that the 32-10 defeat in the last ‘regular season’ game at Scotstoun will have no bearing on the outcome.

His counterpart Gregor Townsend, fresh from receiving the competition’s Coach of the Year award, in the main puts his trust in the side which finished top of the table and earned the right to a home semi-final.

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