The Front Row Union Sport - United Rugby Championship: Ulster 38 Stormers 38

United Rugby Championship: Ulster 38 Stormers 38

May 11, 2026

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On Friday evening 6th placed Ulster faced league leaders Stormers in a United Rugby Championship fixture at Ravenhill.

This turned out to be a game that will give both defence coaches sleepless nights.

Werner Kok scores the first of his hat trick of tries

Ulster were quick out of the blocks. They took the lead in less than 2 minutes, when Werner Kok dived over in the right corner. Nathan Doak converted from the narrow angle and Ulster led 7-0.

The lead was short lived. Only a minute later Evan Roos scored for Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu to convert for 7-7.

Ulster suffered a yellow card to Ian Henderson, upgraded to a 20 minute red and an injury to Jack Murphy.

Immediately after Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu cut through a gaping hole to score and convert to put Stormers 14-7 up.

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