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Rory Best got Ulster's first try after a monstrous rolling maul. Paddy Jackson knocked over two penalties to keep the visitors at bay. Connacht got a fine, converted score of their own from Caolin Blade and Shane O'Leary knocked over a first half penalty. Pat Lam's men finished with 13 men on the pitch and two in the sin bin. They defended with much heart but could not get the losing bonus point.Sublime from Jared Payne pic.twitter.com/9VOifx4TaO
— Patrick McCarry (@patmccarry) April 1, 2016


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