Gloucester edge out Ulster in thriller at Kingsholm
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December 19 2020
Gloucester put Danny Cipriani’s departure from the club well and truly behind them as they recorded a stunning 38-34 Heineken Champions Cup victory over Ulster.
John Cooney looked to have inspired a memorable Ulster victory, but Gloucester triumphed through substitute fly-half George Barton’s try five minutes into stoppage time.
England international Cipriani left Gloucester with immediate effect earlier this week, ending a two-and-a-half year stint in the west country.
And how Gloucester responded, delivering arguably their best performance under head coach George Skivington just six days after they were routed 55-10 by Lyon.
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Gloucester put Danny Cipriani’s departure from the club well and truly behind them as they recorded a stunning 38-34 Heineken Champions Cup victory over Ulster. John Cooney looked to have inspired a memorable Ulster victory, but Gloucester triumphed through substitute fly-half George Barton’s try five minutes into stoppage time.
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England international Cipriani left Gloucester with immediate effect earlier this week, ending a two-and-a-half-year stint in the west country. And how Gloucester responded, delivering arguably their best performance under head coach George Skivington just six days after they were routed 55-10 by Lyon.
Ulster s Champions Cup hopes rocked by late defeat
Updated / Saturday, 19 Dec 2020
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George Barton of Gloucester dives over to score the match-winning try
Gloucester broke Ulster hearts with a try five minutes into injury time to win a pulsating Heineken Champions Cup clash 38-34 at Kingsholm Stadium.
John Cooney looked to have inspired a memorable Ulster victory, but Gloucester triumphed through substitute fly-half George Barton’s try five minutes into stoppage time.
England international Danny Cipriani left Gloucester with immediate effect earlier this week, ending a two-and-a-half year stint in the west country.
And how Gloucester responded, delivering arguably their best performance under head coach George Skivington just six days after they were routed 55-10 by Lyon.