UBB accelerated in the second half and again passed the 40 point mark in Ulster

UBB accelerated in the second half and again passed the 40 point mark in Ulster
UBB accelerated in the second half and again passed the 40 point mark in Ulster

The club very quickly scored a try on a maul concluded by Tatafu (0-7, 3e). But he also quickly found himself under pressure by missing numerous tackles (76% success in the first period). Uslter then scored a first try by Izuchukwu (7-7, 7e) on a Girondin gift (lost touch) and a second by Timoney (14-7, 19e) at 15 against 14 following the yellow card of Gazzotti (17e).

After losing Gray, hit in the ankle, the Bordelais came back into the game with a penalty try awarded on video after Lucu tried to flatten in the in-goal (14-14, 28e). The Ulstermen were in turn reduced to 14 following McCann's yellow card in the action. But the UBB was caught up in its indiscipline. Poirot (32e) and Moefana (32e) received a yellow card in turn and the Uslter found the space just before half-time to widen the gap on a try from Kok (19-14, 40e+2).

After the hour mark, UBB put its hand on the ball, regained the score and even took the lead on Penaud's tries (19-21, 62e), Breasts (19-28, 68e), Bielle-Biarrey (19-35, 71e) and Boniface (19-40, 79e).

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