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Ulster 18-7 Edinburgh
Nick Timoney runs straight over the top of Darcy Graham and Ulster make their way into the Edinburgh 22.
Big chance...
Summary
The clinch second spot in the URC table
Edinburgh stay 12th
Mike Blair's last game as Edinburgh head coach
Graham scores early try for visitors, converted by Boffelli
Stockdale and two Cooney penalties put Ulster ahead at break
Cooney with a try and conversion straight from the restart
Timoney try as Edinburgh's Young is sin-binned
Nel's try is only a late consolation
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Postpublished at 50 mins
Ulster 18-7 Edinburgh
Edinburgh make their way into the Ulster 22, but Glen Young spills the ball forward and UIster escape.
Nothing is going right for the visitors.
Postpublished at 20:45 British Summer Time 21 April 2023
Ulster 18-7 Edinburgh
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio ScotlandThat's awful.
It's not even a good intercept, he's just moved up in the line and Kinghorn passes it straight to him.
Converted try Ulster 18-7 Edinburghpublished at 42 mins
John Cooney
A perfect start to the second half for Ulster, as John Cooney picks off Blair Kinghorn's slack pass.
The scrum-half strolls in to score, and duly adds the conversion.
Kick-offpublished at 41 mins
Ulster 11-7 Edinburgh
Edinburgh's Blair Kinghorn gets us back up and running...
Postpublished at 20:40 British Summer Time 21 April 2023
HT: Ulster 11-7 Edinburgh
The players are back out in Belfast.
Will Ulster continue to grind Edinburgh down, or will the visitors find that attacking spark that characterised the first 20 minutes of this game?
We'll soon find out.
Postpublished at 20:34 British Summer Time 21 April 2023
HT: Ulster 11-7 Edinburgh
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio ScotlandThe first 20 minutes, Edinburgh looked really dangerous. It was crisp, there was rhythm and continuity to the game.
I think Ulster had a word come on mid-way through that half to say 'just take the points'.
Ulster don't need a bonus point, they just need to win.
Penalty Ulster 11-7 Edinburghpublished at 20:29 British Summer Time 21 April 2023
John Cooney
John Cooney's kick splits the posts and Ulster's lead is stretched to four points.
With that, the half-time whistle goes.
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Ulster 8-7 Edinburgh
We play on with the clock in the red and Ulster win a penalty after a dominant scrum.
Huge celebrations from the home forwards and John Cooney will have another kick at goal.
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Ulster 8-7 Edinburgh
Blair Kinghorn's restart doesn't go the required 10m and Ulster now have a scrum on the half-way line.
Penalty Ulster 8-7 Edinburghpublished at 38 mins
John Cooney
Through it goes, and Ulster lead for the first time tonight.
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Ulster 5-7 Edinburgh
It's been something of an aerial battle in the last five minutes, as both sides look to find an edge.
It's Ulster that eventually come out on top, as Nick Timoney does brilliantly at the breakdown to win a penalty.
John Cooney calls for his kicking tee...
Postpublished at 20:12 British Summer Time 21 April 2023
Ulster 5-7 Edinburgh
Rhona Lloyd
Scotland winger on BBC Radio ScotlandCharlie Savala bites in, Duhan van der Merwe stays wide and, from there, Edinburgh can't get back.
It's a great finish from Stockdale.
Try Ulster 5-7 Edinburghpublished at 26 mins
Jacob Stockdale
A wonderful team try!
Billy Burns runs a lovely little wrap-around and puts Craig Gilroy into a massive hole.
Gilroy then finds Jacob Stockdale, who exchanges passes with fellow winger Robert Baloucoune before dotting down in the corner.
John Cooney drags his conversion attempt wide.
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Ulster 0-7 Edinburgh
Dave Cherry looks to be struggling with a back issue and is replaced with Stuart McInally.
An early introduction in his final Edinburgh appearance.
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Ulster 0-7 Edinburgh
John Cooney puts up an inch-perfect box-kick and Craig Gilroy, on as a replacement, forces Darcy Graham to knock-on.
Ulster have a scrum from which they win a penalty after a powerful nudge.
Billy Burns kicks into the Edinburgh 22 and the hosts will look to hit back.
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Ulster 0-7 Edinburgh
Jamie Ritchie secures another turnover for Edinburgh.
That's six inside the first 18 minutes, which will deeply concern Ulster.
Replacementpublished at 14 mins
Ulster 0-7 Edinburgh
Mike Lowry has been receiving treatment and is helped from the field by an Ulster physio. Luke Marshall replaces him.
Edinburgh then make their way to within touching distance of the Ulster line, but Duane Vermuelen does superbly to win a penalty at the breakdown.
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Ulster 0-7 Edinburgh
Ulster look to run it out from inside their own 22, but Glen Young hits Robert Baloucoune hard in the tackle and steals possession.
Edinburgh have nothing to lose tonight - and are playing like it.
The home crowd has been silenced in these early exchanges.
Converted try Ulster 0-7 Edinburghpublished at 8 mins
Darcy Graham
A brilliant try! 12 in nine URC appearances this season for Darcy Graham - not bad, eh?
Edinburgh go wide after an Ulster knock-on, where Mark Bennett throws a dummy and bursts through a hole.
He has Graham on his inside shoulder, and the Hawick man does the rest, racing over the line from 25m out.
Emiliano Boffelli pops over the conversion.
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