Ulster Rugby vs Bath

HALF-TIME SCORE City of Armagh 2nd XV

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City of Armagh 2nd XV 15-9 Mervyn Brown, David Agnew, John Faloon (Capt.), Stuart Lester, Glen Faloon, Harry Boyd, Alex Johnston. 1-8 Eoin O'Hagan, Jack Treanor, Peter Lamb, Stephen Morton, Oliver Millar, Gareth McNiece, Harry Ferguson, James Morton. Replacements Andrew Smyth, Aaron Whyte, Ryan Morton, Jonathan Agnew, Luke Crozier. Enniskillen 15-9 Mark O'Shea, Angus Keys, James Ferguson, Himi Manuel, Conor Hoy, John Maguire, Nick Finlay. 1-8 Gavin Warrington, Ryan Cathcart, Gareth Beatty (Capt.), Jamie Kelly, David Buchanan, Jack Rutledge, Jack Harte, James Carleton. Replacements THE MILLAR McCALL WYLIE JUNIOR CUP FINAL Tuesday 7th January 2020 Kingspan Stadium

Enniskillen 6 City of Armagh started to turn the screw in the opening minutes of the second half, with a thundering run from their second rower, Oliver Millar, going over for a fantastic solo try. Harry Boyd was successful in making the difficult touchline conversion. Enniskillen capitalised on a man advantage while City of Armagh’s Jack Treanor was in the sin bin and reduced the deficit to four points when their centre James Ferguson spotted a gap in Armagh’s defence and dotted down under the posts. Scrum-half Nick Finlay added the two. Buoyed by their last try, Enniskillen continued to test City of Armagh, forcing penalties and eventually taking the lead through a superb team try, sending winger Angus Keys in to score. Nick Finlay’s difficult conversion attempt went wide. That single-point lead was enough for Enniskillen to hold on to win the game and the Millar McCall Wylie Junior Cup. FULL-TIME SCORE City of Armagh 2nd XV 17 Enniskillen 18

Steven Fox, Alan Ferguson, Gavin Parke, Josh Kennedy, Matthew Dane.

Referee Robbie McGreer

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