Bulls pile misery on Ulster in dominant URC victory

Bulls pile misery on Ulster in dominant URC victory

The Bulls humbled Irish outfit Ulster 47-21 in their United Rugby Championship clash at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday.

Bulls, beaten in the Grand Final by Glasgow on home soil last season, ran in seven tries to claim the bonus point as they followed up last week's victory over Edinburgh.

Kurt-Lee Arendse, David Kriel and Johan Grobbelaar all crossed in the first half, Boeta Chamberlain adding the extras each time, after Jacob Stockdale's try, converted by Nathan Doak, had pulled Ulster level.

Canan Moodie, Cameron Hanekom, Chamberlain and Elrigh Louw, Kriel converting two of them and Keagan Johannes one, added further scores in the second half for Bulls.

Ben Carson and Stewart Moore grabbed late tries, both converted by James Humphreys, for Ulster, who have now lost on their last four visits to South Africa.

The Belfast side have registered just one win on their travels since New Year's Day and never looked like making it two despite levelling at 7-7 inside 10 minutes. 

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