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Ulster edge out pre-season friendly as Edinburgh denied draw after missing late conversion

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By Bryn Palmer
| The42 Verified
Bryn Palmer reports from the Hive Stadium ULSTER EMERGED AS narrow victors from a satisfying first pre-season friendly outing against Edinburgh at the Hive Stadium. Both sides scored four tries in an entertaining encounter, but Ross Thompson’s unsuccessful conversion of the hosts’ final score, which bounced off an upright, denied Edinburgh a draw.
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Player Ratings: Glasgow Warriors

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By Bryn Palmer
| Rugby365
OPINION: A season that promised so much ended in double disappointment for Glasgow as they succumbed to a second-half Bulls fightback at Murrayfield. Warriors appeared to be cruising into the URC final when they led 21-3 after 24 minutes after mauling their way to a penalty try after a brace of scores from captain Kyle Steyn.
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'He looked pretty sharp': Keenan's return the only silver lining in disappointing Leinster defeat

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By Bryn Palmer
| The42 Verified
LEINSTER BOSS LEO Cullen lamented his side’s lack of discipline and accuracy as they suffered a hefty 38-17 defeat by URC leaders Glasgow at Scotstoun. After taking the lead towards the end of an even first quarter via wing Joshua Kenny, the visitors unravelled when lock Brian Deeny was yellow-carded after 26 minutes for a deliberate knock-down, and then Ronan Kelleher followed him to the sin-bin for a high tackle after Macenzzie Duncan scored the first of Glasgow’s six tries.
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