Ian Madigan

No.

No, I think it's going to get past that.

And like Bordeaux score on average, I think 10 points more than Leinster.

But I'm actually not mad on those kind of stats of on average, this team scores 30.

So we're going to have to score 35 to beat them.

I don't actually, each game is played within its own right.

But this, both teams were going to surpass 20 points in my opinion.

But I also don't think it gets away from either team.

I think it's going to be very tight.

It's going to go right down to the wire, this one.

It's a killer for Ulster, the injuries to the key guys that Rudd has spoken through.

Montpellier are a good side.

They're coming second in the top four teams, which is no mean feat.

When you're analysing Montpellier, there's not a whole lot there.

It's power, mull, they have raw speed, good offloading game.

Ulster will be confident that they'll be able to unlock them defensively.

as in unlock their defence and Ulster's attack has been their real strength this season and even you look at against top opposition over the last few weeks Stormers, Glasgow they've done enough with their attack to win those games and then even their attack against Leinster now I know the game was largely lost before the Ulster attack clicked into gear

They played some really nice rugby and then the second string team that went down to Munster also put together some really good attacking passages of play.

The issue for Ulster is defensively.

And when you're coming up against these powerful French opposition and you don't stop them dead on the first, second phase, they just roll on.