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Carty nailed the first but when they went to the corner his attempted no-look pass behind the sweeping Porch didn’t go to hand. Penalties in quick succession against McCloskey had the home crowd up in arms, and to a chorus of boos Carty ended the first-half with his third penalty to make it 9-3 for Connacht, which in truth should have been much more. In any case, their famed scrum won a penalty on the Ulster put-in, which Carty nailed via the upright, before Bundee Aki’s jackal penalty had Connacht banging at the Ulster line with one-off runners before McCloskey forced a fumble from Blade. And after Hurley-Langton was launched off a lineout and both Prendergast and Bealham carried ferociously, Aki had numbers and an option out the back but his flat pass went to ground. Another attack ended with Murray going off his feet. Shamus Hurley-Langton seemed to be winning turnovers for fun and Connacht kept making line breaks from almost everywhere with their lines of running and offloads, but also mixed the sublime with some ridiculous basic handling errors. Denis Buckley’s strength over the ball and an important lineout steal by Murphy prevented Ulster from building up a head of steam, and testing kicks in the wider challenges yielded two attacking Connacht penalties. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and improve our understanding of you. More infoUlster and Connacht will do battle in the URC this evening as they look to book their place in the semi-finals in a mouth watering clash. It has been a rollercoaster season for both sides but we now approach the business end of the season. Here is everything you need to know about the game. On the night Rob Herring drew level with Darren Cave and Andrew Trimble on 229 appearances as Ulster’s most-capped player, this was not how he, Ulster or a big home crowd expected things to unfold. Jacob Stockdale had also led the Ulster team out in recognition of it being his 100th cap for the province, but Connacht withstood a couple of attacks off breakdown penalties and with Caolin Blade varying his options as he picked out his runners, despite some meaty hits the visitors created the first two clear chances. But first Dave Heffernan knocked on a five-metre penalty, the ensuing afters prompting the game’s first scrap and a curious penalty for Ulster. Fearless Connacht beat Ulster to reach URC semi-finalsUlster 10 Connacht 15Connacht were both underdone and devoured in a 36-10 defeat on opening night here back in September, but nine months on they stunned the home team and ended Ulster’s season with this stunning URC quarter-final victory, so earning a URC semi-final away to either the Stormers or the Bulls next weekend. In a game which mixed the ridiculous with the sublime but was never less than absorbing throughout, on the balance of play a fearless but error-prone Connacht deserved to win but then looked like they might have been punished for their lack of execution in the Ulster 22. Then Tom Farrell spun away from Stuart McCloskey after deft passes by Josh Murphy and Finlay Bealham but on drawing Michael Lowry, opted to take the tackle rather than give the supporting Blade a run-in under the posts on his inside. It was a gilt-edged seven points. Instead, Ulster worked the ball wide to Rob Baloucoune for an outrageous one-handed offload to Herring which led to John Cooney kicking the opening penalty, although despite losing the dangerous Mack Hansen until half-time after an unfortunate clash of heads with John Porch, this was soon cancelled out by Jack Carty’s opening penalty. Cooney undid another wondrous offload by Baloucoune after his clever support play by diving on Tiernan O’Halloran on the deck as he gathered the ball, and compounded this by conceding 10 metres for dissent. Watch Live Never miss a moment. New for the 2021/22 season. Sign in or register to watch live coverage of the latest round of fixtures Connacht v Ulster. THE ... How To Watch Ulster v Connacht In The URC Playoffs 5 May 2023 — How to watch Ulster v Connacht? TG4 will broadcast the event live from 7.20pm ahead of the 7.35pm kickoff. Form Guide. Ulster managed to win ... Connacht Women's Team Named for Playoff vs Ulster 1 Sept 2023 — The match will be shown live on TG4 while Galway Bay has radio commentary. CONNACHT RUGBY MATCHDAY 23 VS ULSTER RUGBY Saturday 2nd September ... Replays showed that Hansen had been the last player to play the ball in preventing the Springbok from scoring, so meaning another attacking lineout to Ulster and their potent attacking maul. The crowd roared expectantly and now it was Connacht’s turn to hang on by their fingernails with some last-ditch defending, as first Aki won a turnover penalty before Jordi Murphy came in from the side to undo another attack. Against all the game’s momentum now, Kieran Marmion’s introduction proved critical as the long-serving Bristol-bound scrumhalf made a stunning, weaving, side-stepping, fending break up the narrow side. When Burns failed to retreat behind the hindmost foot from an Aki carry off the recycle before playing the ball, Carty made it 15-10. Ulster were living on the edge, with only their defence, and especially maul defence, keeping them in the game. Cometh the hour, Ulster finally moved up a gear in attack, if only first gear. Stockdale had a run, James Hume started probing before Baloucoune broke Prendergast’s tackle, and Connacht were indebted to Hansen’s covering tackle and ensuing jackal penalty. But no sooner was Tom Stewart on the pitch than he was doing his unrivalled party trick of springing from the Ulster maul to telling effect. On the second occasion, he scurried to within inches of the line, with O’Connor following to pick up and dive over. Soon after Baloucoune was beating another three tackles and offloading again, this time to Duane Vermuelen. What TV channel is Connacht versus Ulster on? FREE 19 hours ago — Plenty of choice here as it'll be shown live on TG4, Viaplay, SuperSport and Premier Sports. So the TG4 Player offers a free streaming platform ... What channel is Ulster vs Connacht on? TV and live stream 5 May 2023 — The game is being shown live on Viaplay Sports (formerly Premier Sports) with their coverage starting at 6.30pm. Viaplay Sports costs £14.99 a ...