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How To Watch Edinburgh vs Ulster In The URC This Weekend

5 June 2021; Stuart McCloskey of Ulster during the Guinness PRO14 Rainbow Cup match between Edinburgh and Ulster at BT Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, Scotland. Photo by Paul Devlin/Sportsfile
Michael Bolton
By Michael Bolton
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Edinburgh vs Ulster is a crucial game in the battle for the knockout stages of the URC. Ulster were second in the URC table, and leading European champions Toulouse heading into the second leg of their last 16 tie. However, defeats to Toulouse and Munster has seen them exit Europe and are now fighting for a home quarter final. They are away to Edinburgh, who are just two points behind them in table. Here is all the information you need on how to watch Edinburgh vs Ulster

When is Edinburgh vs Ulster?

Edinburgh vs Ulster is this Saturday, with kick-off at 7.45pm

How Can I Watch The Game?

The game is shown live on Premier Sports two, with coverage starting at 7.20pm

Form Guide

Both teams are in mixed form heading into this weekend’s clash. Edinburgh survived a scare against bottom of the table Zebre. They have won three of the last five games to put them seventh in the table, two points behind Ulster and one behind Scottish rivals Glasgow. A win this weekend would guarantee a place in the knockout stages, and give them an opportunity of a home quarter final.

For Ulster, a victory this weekend is important for a number of reasons. Three straight defeats would be mentally very difficult for this young side, especially having been in such a strong position three weeks ago.

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Ulster will have their hands full at the breakdown with Scotland's Hamish Watson a threat at every ruck, while Blair Kinghorn starting at 10.

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Ulster welcome back Billy Burns and Duane Vermeulen back into the side in a game they simple can't afford to lose.

SEE ALSO: Reports: Denis Leamy Set For Big Return To Munster

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