Twenty minutes of defiance bucks Ulster's semi-final trend

Dan McFarland says “a giant step forward” will be needed to derail Leinster’s bid for a three-in-a-row of PRO14 titles
Twenty minutes of defiance bucks Ulster's semi-final trend

Rob Herring of Ulster celebrates after scoring his side's second try at BT Murrayfield Stadium. Photo by Bill Murray/Sportsfile

Edinburgh 19 Ulster 22

For a team with such a dismal record in knockout rugby, Ulster’s dramatic late win in Murrayfield was a significant moment, but head coach Dan McFarland says “a giant step forward” will be needed to derail Leinster’s bid for a three-in-a-row of PRO14 titles.

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