The Ulstermen impressed in their quarter-final over La Rochelle, but have suffered a dip in form with back-to-back losses against Irish rivals

Rob Baxter questions refereeing as England wing is forced off after incident involving Jacob Stockdale in Challenge Cup semi-final defeat

Ulster will play in the EPCR Challenge Cup showpiece event after they produced a superb performance to overcome Exeter Chiefs 29-12 at the Affidea Stadium. It will be the Irish province’s first continental final since 2012 – a 42-14 defeat to Leinster in the Champions Cup – as they proved too strong for the Englishmen in Belfast.

Montpellier book a Challenge Cup final against Ulster by defeating Dragons 18-12 at the Septeo Stadium.

Angus Bell and James Hume lose battle to be fit for province’s first home knock-out European semi-final since 1999

Richie Murphy's side curtailed the Chiefs attack as they punched their ticket to Bilbao and a shot at a first trophy in two decades