Ulster coach Mark McCall has made three changes to his pack for Saturday’s Celtic League game away to Glasgow. Ulster will be looking for a win to improve their standings in the League before the Heineken Cup begins next weekend. Ulster who finished second last year have struggled this season even having lost three home games.


Rod Moore and Paul Shields have been dropped to the replacements’ bench and are replaced by Ronan McCormack and Nigel Brady. With Roger Wilson, Andy Ward and Neil McMillan all ruled out through injury, McCall has opted for newcomer Gary Brown at number eight.


Matt Mustchin will provide back-row cover from the bench.

Ulster (V Glasgow): Bryn Cunningham, Tommy Bowe, Kevin Maggs, Paul Steinmetz, Tyrone Howe, David Humphreys (captain), Kieran Campbell; Ronan McCormack, Nigel Brady, Simon Best, Gary Longwell, Matt McCullough, Campbell Feather, Neil Best; Gary Brown.


Replacements: Paul Shields, Rod Moore, Rowan Frost, Matt Mustchin, Neil Doak, Paddy Wallace, Jonathon Bell.

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