What time is Racing 92 v Ulster? Irish TV channel, live stream, team news and betting odds for the Champions Cup clash
ULSTER travel to France this weekend for their second round match of the Champions Cup against Racing 92.
Dan McFarland's side recorded an impressive 24-10 victory over Leicester Tigers last weekend but face a sterner test in Paris against last year's beaten finalists.
Here's the lowdown ahead of the game.
What time is the match on?
THE game kicks off at 5:30pm on Saturday, October 20th at the Paris La Défense Arena.
What Irish TV channel can I watch the match on?
THE match is not being shown live on Irish TV however fans can watch it live on BT Sport 3 with coverage starting at 5.00 pm.
Eir Sport customers can also live stream this off of the Eir Sport app.
What is the latest team news?
RACING 92: S Zebo; T Thomas, O Klemenczak, H Chavancy, J Imhoff, F Russell, X Chauveau; G Gogichashvili, C Chat, C Gomes Sa, D Bird, L Nakarawa, W Lauret, B Le Roux, A Claasen.
ULSTER: M Lowry; C Gilroy, W Addison, S McCloskey, J Stockdale; B Burns, D Shanahan; A Warwick, R Best (C), M Moore, I Henderson, K Treadwell, M Coetzee, J Murphy, N Timoney.
What are the odds?
THE French side are the heavy favourites for this one with a 1/7 price tag.
The Irish province are 5/1 to take home the spoils - while a draw is 25/1.
How have both teams done so far?
SECOND-HALF tries from Alan O’Connor, Will Addison and Jacob Stockdale earned Ulster a win over Leicester in their Champions Cup opener.
John Cooney kicked all three conversions and a penalty to complete the province’s scoring in the Pool 4 clash at Kingspan Stadium.
The Tigers led at half-time thanks to a George Ford penalty but failed to score again until Manu Tuilagi’s 75th-minute converted try.
Ulster pushed late on for the bonus point score but were unable to get it - the only sour note on an otherwise triumphant opening round.
Meanwhile, a late penalty try saw Racing home in their opening round game against Scarlets.
A collapsing maul saw referee Matthew Carley award the try as Racing beat their Welsh counterparts by a single point - 14-13.
