Ulster seeks improvement after winless start in URC
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 7:37 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026
Ulster Rugby remains winless in the United Rugby Championship after draws against Glasgow and Munster, following an initial loss to Edinburgh. Hooker Tom Stewart expressed dissatisfaction with his performances and stressed the need for "honest conversations" within the team to address their issues. Head coach Richie Murphy shared his disappointment after the 26-26 draw with Munster. Ulster's next challenge is against Zebre on October 15, followed by tough fixtures in South Africa against the Bulls and Stormers.
- •Ulster is winless after three matches in the URC.
- •Team recently drew 26-26 with Munster.
- •Tom Stewart calls for self-reflection and team discussions.
- •Next match is against Zebre on October 15.
- •Ulster will face the Bulls and Stormers in South Africa.
- 7:37 AMBBC Sport — Ulster need 'honest conversations' after winless start
"Ulster hooker Tom Stewart admits "I don't think I've come to the party well enough" and says the squad must have "honest conversations" after an underwhelming start to the season.
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