IAN HENDERSON WILL make his third appearance of the season for Ulster while Jordi Murphy makes his first as they clash with Cardiff tomorrow [7.35pm].
Henderson will captain the side after being released from international duty. Nick Timoney also returns from Ireland camp and he’ll take the number eight jersey.
Stewart Moore will line out at full-back, with Robert Baloucoune and Ben Moxham taking up the right and left-wing positions.
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15. Stewart Moore
14. Robert Baloucoune
13. James Hume
12. Stuart McCloskey
11. Ben Moxham
10. Billy Burns
9. Nathan Doak
1. Andrew Warwick
2. John Andrew
3. Marty Moore
4. Alan O’Connor
5. Iain Henderson (Capt.)
6. Jordi Murphy
7. Marcus Rea
8 Nick Timoney
Replacements: Tom Stewart, Jack McGrath, Gareth Milasinovich, Sam Carter, Duane Vermeulen, John Cooney, Ian Madigan, Aaron Sexton.
Gavan Casey is joined by Bernard Jackman and Murray Kinsella to look ahead to Italy, chat about the provinces’ latest signings, and remember ‘Inga the Winga’.
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Jordi Murphy set for first Ulster appearance of the season
IAN HENDERSON WILL make his third appearance of the season for Ulster while Jordi Murphy makes his first as they clash with Cardiff tomorrow [7.35pm].
Henderson will captain the side after being released from international duty. Nick Timoney also returns from Ireland camp and he’ll take the number eight jersey.
Stewart Moore will line out at full-back, with Robert Baloucoune and Ben Moxham taking up the right and left-wing positions.
Ulster
15. Stewart Moore
14. Robert Baloucoune
13. James Hume
12. Stuart McCloskey
11. Ben Moxham
10. Billy Burns
9. Nathan Doak
1. Andrew Warwick
2. John Andrew
3. Marty Moore
4. Alan O’Connor
5. Iain Henderson (Capt.)
6. Jordi Murphy
7. Marcus Rea
8 Nick Timoney
Replacements: Tom Stewart, Jack McGrath, Gareth Milasinovich, Sam Carter, Duane Vermeulen, John Cooney, Ian Madigan, Aaron Sexton.
Gavan Casey is joined by Bernard Jackman and Murray Kinsella to look ahead to Italy, chat about the provinces’ latest signings, and remember ‘Inga the Winga’.
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