That's all folks!published at 19:34 Greenwich Mean Time 2 December 2023
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Ulster & Edinburgh each have four wins from six
Charlotte Cohen
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FT: Ulster 24-27 Edinburgh
Edinburgh boss Sean Everitt spoke to Viaplay Sports: "At the end of the day we have got to take the win and we are very happy to win away from home.
"I am proud of the character that the players showed.
"The attack has got a lot better, I think we saw a glimpse of that last week.
"I think the guys will take a lot of confidence out of winning away from home, especially in Ireland."
FT: Ulster 24-27 Edinburgh
Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Radio Ulster
Ben Healy, what a loss for Irish rugby. I thought he was fantastic tonight, he was my man of the match.
FT: Ulster 24-27 Edinburgh
Chris Henry
Former Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Foyle
Ulster are a really good side but tonight Edinburgh deserved to win it more
FT: Ulster 24-27 Edinburgh
Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Radio Foyle
It was a very frustrating game.
Those last 5 minutes Ulster all of a sudden started playing really good rugby.
I think Edinburgh had slightly switched off but Ulster just weren't accurate enough
FT: Ulster 24-27 Edinburgh
Edinburgh's Jamie Ritchie gave his immediate reaction to Viaplay Sports: "I am really pleased [with the performance].
"It wasn't perfect but bouncing back after last week I am really proud of how we fought to get that victory.
"We talked about being patient, our own errors have killed us in the last couple of weeks and I think we did that really well tonight."
FT: Ulster 24-27 Edinburgh
Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Foyle
Ulster had no answer for Edinburgh tonight.
Ulster 24-27 Edinburgh
Despite Ulster's late try and conversion, it's Edinburgh who come away with the victory tonight.
Although Ulster looked stronger on paper heading into this clash, Edinburgh's physical dominance sealed the victory.
Ulster 24-27 Edinburgh
Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Foyle
That's the bonus point for Ulster. A nice shimmying step from Hume sends him over.
James Hume
And they get their fourth try...
Matt Ritchie leaves a bit too much space and Ulster capitalise. It won't affect the result of tonight's game but it does secure the bonus points for Ulster.
Ulster 17-27 Edinburgh
Some late defending for Edinburgh as Ulster have the scrum...
Ulster 17-27 Edinburgh
Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Foyle
It's taken Ulster 78 minutes to get a line break. Questions do need to be asked...
Ulster 17-27 Edinburgh
Ulster may be down but they are not out yet.
They make a quick break into the Edinburgh 22 and Harry Paterson is shown a yellow card for his challenge to stop Stewart Moore's attack.
Ulster 17-27 Edinburgh
We're back up and running after that lengthy stoppage.
About four minutes left to play.
Ulster 17-27 Edinburgh
Ben Moxham is going to have to be stretchered off here for Ulster.
He looks in some real pain - fingers crossed it's nothing too serious.
Rob Balouroune
Ulster have one back.
Rob Balouroune picks up the ball and drives it over the touchline to get Ulster's third try of the night.
No extras this time though...
Ulster 12-27 Edinburgh
Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Foyle
Edinburgh's ball control on the Ulster line is phenomenal and it paid off.
Credit has to go to Edinburgh.
Robin Hislop
This one will count though!
It was a lovely passage of play from Edinburgh with replacement Robin Hislop the man to finally touch it down.
He collects the ball from Viliame Mata right on the line and makes no mistake.
Ben Healy once again adds the extras.
Ulster 12-20 Edinburgh
Or not...
The try is ruled out.
James Lang
James Lang extends Edinburgh's lead