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Lowry and Baloucoune shine as Ulster advance into Champions Cup knock-outs

Dan McFarland’s men played some superb attacking rugby as they beat Northampton 24-20.

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Oldham News | Latics | Davis is Latics stoppage-time hero

Davis is Latics stoppage-time hero Date published: 01 February 2021 Latics boss Harry Kewell Sub Davis Keillor-Dunn was Latics’ late hero after they came from behind to defeat Greater Manchester neighbours Salford City. The Ammies – under former Latics manager Richie Wellens – bossed the first period and deservedly led at the interval. However, Latics proved a much different proposition in the second period and grabbed what was probably a deserved 2-1 win thanks to Keillor-Dunn’s well-taken late strike. “Clearly it was a game of two halves, and being honest Salford could have been two or three goals clear by half-time,” said Latics boss Harry Kewell.

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Injury-hit Leinster still too strong for Northampton

Updated / Saturday, 19 Dec 2020 15:18 Dave Kearney dives over for Leinster s third try Leinster were far from at their best but did enough to pick up another Heineken Champions Cup bonus-point win as they saw off an understrength Northampton at the RDS. It was a tighter contest than expected in the first half, with tries from Josh Murphy, Cian Healy and Dave Kearney giving injury-hit Leinster a 22-14 interval lead. Fraser Dingwall and Champions Cup debutant Tom James hit back for Saints, who fielded a much-changed side following last week s home loss to Bordeaux. Jamison Gibson-Park and Nick Isiekwe swapped early second-half tries, leaving out-half Ross Byrne to kick Leinster home with two closing penalties.

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