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Ulster head coach Richie Murphy says there is no time for “wallowing” after losing 24-20 to Leinster in the United Rugby Championship. <\/b><\/p>\n
Two scores from Werner Kok and a Tom Stewart try helped Ulster to a 17-7 half-time lead at the Aviva Stadium. <\/p>\n
However, Leinster, aided by a strong bench, rallied as Joshua Kenny and Ireland internationals James Lowe and Dan Sheehan crossed to give the hosts a comeback win.<\/a><\/p>\n “It was a difficult turnaround in the second half, we never really got our game going,” Murphy told Premier Sports.<\/p>\n “We probably went away from what we were doing in the first half and if you give a team like Leinster a little bit of field position, they can play on top of you and it’s very hard to try and recover.”<\/p>\n It is a second defeat in a row for Ulster, who have had a superb start to the season. <\/p>\n A much-changed side let slip a 14-point lead to lose to Cardiff in the Challenge Cup, and Leinster inflicted a second league defeat of the season on Murphy’s young side. <\/p>\n However, they still remain fourth in the table, one place ahead of Leinster, and take on Connacht in Galway after Christmas. <\/p>\n “We can’t spend too much time wallowing over this. We have to learn from it and move on,” Murphy added.<\/p>\n “We did talk about that last week and now it’s a second defeat on the bounce. That’s something we want to try and change pretty quickly.<\/p>\n “We’ll park this, prepare for Connacht and move on.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n