Andrew Trimble eyes victory on 200th appearance for Ulster against Munster

Ireland wing Andrew Trimble will reach a new milestone and etch out his own little bit of history tomorrow when he will becomes the first Ulster player to play 200 games when old foes Munster ride into town for an important Pro12 inter-provincial derby at the Kingspan Stadium.

The 31-year-old from Coleraine made his debut back in 2005, helping Ulster to a 25-22 win over Cardiff at the Arms Park. He has since rattle up 335 points from 67 tries for his province and is part of an unchanged backline to face Munster from the one that squeezed out 10-3 away success over Connacht last weekend.

The four changes up front see internationals Rory Best and Chris Henry returning to duty while Lewis Stevenson joins Franco van der Merwe at lock and exciting young prop Kyle McCall returning at loose-head.