Ulster focus on three areas for game improvement

Small margins separate a very good season from a title-winning one and Alan O’Connor says Ulster have identified three areas where they need to add an extra one per cent in order to get over the line in big games.

Ulster focus on three areas for game improvement

Small margins separate a very good season from a title-winning one and Alan O’Connor says Ulster have identified three areas where they need to add an extra one per cent in order to get over the line in big games.

The club has built on a decent first year under head coach Dan McFarland. Last season they reached the knockout stages of both the PRO14 and Champions Cup, and are well on course to do so again as a home win over Bath on Saturday will secure a place in the quarter-finals.

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