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Published 16:18 31 Dec 2015 GMT
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Dave Kilcoyne starts at loose-head, replacing the injured James Cronin, and BJ Botha also comes in for John Ryan as the South African has recovered from flu.
Mike Chisholm is the final forward change and he replaces Donnacha Ryan in the second row.
Ian Keatley starts at out-half with both wingers being replaced as Ronan O’Mahony and Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino come in for Keith Earls and Simon Zebo.
15. Andrew Conway
14. Ronan O’Mahony
13. Francis Saili
12. Rory Scannell
11. Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino
10. Ian Keatley
9. Tomás O’Leary
1. Dave Kilcoyne
2. Mike Sherry
3. BJ Botha
4. Dave Foley
5. Mark Chisholm
6. Jack O’Donoghue
7. Tommy O’Donnell
8. CJ Stander CAPTAIN
REPLACEMENTS
16. Niall Scannell
17. John Ryan
18. Mario Sagario
19. Billy Holland
20. Robin Copeland
21. Duncan Williams
22. Tyler Bleyendaal
23. Denis Hurley
Ulster meanwhile are in completely different form to Foley’s men and Les Kiss has named an unchanged back line from last weekend’s 10-3 victory over Connacht.
Andrew Trimble will make history by becoming the first Ulster player to make 200 appearances and he retains his place on the wing.
All four changes come in the pack from Kiss as captain Rory Best comes back into the fold with Kyle McCall, Lewis Stevenson and Chris Henry all being recalled as Ulster look to stretch their winning streak to five.
15. L Ludik
14. A Trimble
13. L Marshall
12. S McCloskey
11. R Scholes
10. P Jackson
9. R Pienaar
1. K McCall
2. R Best CAPTAIN
3. W Herbst
4. L Stevenson
5. F van der Merwe
6. R Diack
7. C Henry
8. N Williams.
REPLACEMENTS
16. R Herring
17. C Black
18. R Lutton
19. A O’Connor
20. R Wilson
21. P Marshall
22. I Humphreys
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