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It is also being streamed live on the BT Sport Player. What’s the team news? Tom Stewart, John Cooney, and Iain Henderson all had to come off against Leinster last weekend as part of the World Rugby Head Injury Assessment Process. Each player will now follow their respective Return to Play Protocol. What can I read and listen to about the game on Independent. ie? It's a new-style competition this season with three South African teams joining and we've tournament previews here for you from Rúaidhrí O'Connor, Tony Ward and Brendan Fanning. It was a URC interpro defeat to Leinster for the Ulstermen last weekend after a ding-dong battle and there's a report below. On the latest episode of The Left Wing, Will Slattery and Luke Fitzgerald are joined by Cian Tracey to discuss all the latest rugby news. The show kicks off with the news of Warren Gatland's return to Wales and Eddie Jones' sacking in England - is it too late before the World Cup for the two teams to bounce back or is this the boost they need? The lads then preview the Champions Cup and ask is this finally the year Leinster win back the European Cup? If you want to get in touch with the show, email your questions and comments to theleftwing@independent.
” Ian Madigan (Ulster Rugby back): “You arrive in on the Monday of a Heineken Champions Cup week and there’s a different smell about the place. You walk out onto the training pitch, you see the European balls, you’re in different kit. The attention to detail goes up, your recovery improves. It’s just a different energy. ” Sale Sharks Sale Sharks accumulated more yellow cards last season than any other club, having players sin-binned six times in total. Sale achieved the highest rate of gainline success in last season’s Heineken Champions Cup, getting over the advantage line with 66% of their carries. Sale made more dominant tackle contacts in last season’s Heineken Champions Cup than any other team, finishing on 44 in total – 7% of their tackles.
Ulster Rugby Full back Mike Lowry made more metres with ball in hand than any other player last season, 662 in total. He also beat the most defenders (30). John Cooney launched the most aerial bombs in the tournament last season, putting up a total of 20 high kicks. He also made the most box kicks of any player (49). Ulster – contrary to their domestic performances – missed the highest number of tackles in the Heineken Champions Cup last season, slipping off 136 in total.
twitter. com/P1GYI0ZDZI — Heineken Champions Cup (@ChampionsCup) December 6, 2022 Key quotes: George Ford (Sale Sharks fly-half): “I think it’s probably the most hotly contested tournament you can play in. You’re playing against all the top teams in Europe and every game you play in, from the group stage. And if you’re lucky enough to make it through the group stage, the knockout stages are probably the closest to Test level you can come to.
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Accurate and clever when putting boot to ball, Ulster had more kicks that were retained than any other club in the 2021/22 competition, finding a teammate 31 times in total. Marty Moore is in line to make his 50th tournament appearance on Sunday. Sunday 11th December 2022 3:02 pm (GMT) Sale celebrate their opening try against Ulster Sale Sharks began their Heineken Champions Cup campaign with a dominant 39-0 win over Ulster Rugby at AJ Bell Stadium on Sunday.
Tom Curry, Dan du Preez, Thomas Curtis, Byron McGuigan and Arron Reed were amongst the tries for the rampaging hosts, with Robert du Preez also getting over as well as contributing nine points from the tee. It was an uncharacteristically lacklustre performance from Ulster, who offered little threat in Salford and drew a blank in a Heineken Champions Cup match for the first time. After a cagey start, Sale took charge of proceedings – flanker Curry dotted down with a quarter of an hour played after a smart one-handed offload from fly-half Robert du Preez released wing Reed. And moments after the hosts’ hooker Akker van der Merwe was denied a score following a TMO review, they powered over for a second try through Dan du Preez on 21 minutes, scrum-half Fergus Warr the creator with a quickly-taken penalty.
Sale host Ulster in intriguing contest - European Professional Club RugbyFriday 9th December 2022 10:00 am (GMT) Sale’s Robert du Preez in Heineken Champions Cup action last season Sale Sharks welcome Ulster Rugby in the Heineken Champions Cup on Sunday as two sides who have enjoyed strong starts to their respective domestic seasons go head-to-head. Sale are second in the Gallagher Premiership, winning seven of their first nine games, while Ulster are fourth in the United Rugby Championship (URC) after picking up six wins from eight.
A Robert du Preez penalty extended Sale’s lead on 27 minutes as they continued to control the game, and their pressure saw Ulster No. 8 Duane Vermeulen sin-binned for an offence close to his own line on half an hour. Simply beautiful rugby! 😍 From deep in their own half all the way to the other end, what an incredible play! @SaleSharksRugby really turned on the style! 🤩#HeinekenChampionsCup pic. com/vGHWVjJCPj — Rugby on BT Sport (@btsportrugby) December 11, 2022 Ulster defended resolutely after going down to 14 men, preventing Sale from adding any further points as they battled their way to half-time.