Ulster survive battle with Newport Gwent Dragons

Newport Gwent D’gons 12 Ulster 19
Ulster survive battle with Newport Gwent Dragons
Mon, 09 Nov, 2015 - 00:00
Brian Thomas

The Dragons were 9-6 ahead at half-time thanks to three Dorian Jones penalties against two from Ulster fly-half Paddy Jackson.

Ulster scrum-half Paul Marshall grabbed the only try of the match after the break, with Jackson converting and booting two more penalties against one final Dragons penalty from Jason Tovey.

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