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Saturday's URC: Ospreys beat Ulster; Lions beat Stormers

Latest United Rugby Championship results; Friday: Leinster 47-19 Connacht, Edinburgh 24-10 Benetton, Sharks 30-16 Bulls; Saturday: Ospreys 19-13 Ulster, Stormers 19-37 Lions, Glasgow Warriors vs Dragons; Munster, Cardiff, Zebre, Scarlets remain in isolation

Stephen Myler
Image: Stephen Myler kicked four penalties and a conversion as the Ospreys picked up a valuable win vs Ulster

Recap Saturday's United Rugby Championship action as the Ospreys beat Ulster and the Lions beat the Stormers in South Africa...

Ospreys 19-13 Ulster

Ospreys fly-half Stephen Myler kicked 14 points to steer his side to a hard-fought 19-13 victory over Ulster in Swansea.

The home side had to rely on an heroic defence, led by back-rowers Morgan Morris and Jac Morgan, to restrict their opponents to one penalty try, despite the visitors dominating in terms of possession and territory.

Morris scored the Ospreys' only try, with Myler kicking four penalties and a conversion.

Ulster responded with their penalty try and John Cooney added two penalties.

Stormers 19-37 Lions

The Lions picked up their first win since the opening round of the United Rugby Championship as they triumphed 37-19 over the Stormers in Cape Town.

The Johannesburg outfit had not registered a victory since beating Zebre Parma in Italy on the opening night of the campaign, but tries from Francke Horn (2), Andre Warner and Vincent Tshituka - and 17 points from the boot of Fred Zeilinga - saw them overcome the Stormers.

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Stefan Ungerer, Seabelo Senatla and Andre-Hugo Venter crossed for the home side, with Manie Libbok and Tim Swiel kicking a conversion apiece.

Glasgow Warriors 33-14 Dragons

Glasgow bounced back after last weekend's frustrating away loss to Benetton by producing their sharpest performance of the Danny Wilson era, beating the Dragons 33-14 at Scotstoun.

Two Dragons tries in the final quarter gave the scoreline a complexion which did not properly reflect the extent of the home team's superiority.

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