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Ulster ran in five tries to claim a bonus-point 29-5 home victory over the Scarlets in the Guinness PRO14.<\/p>\nUlster ran in five tries to claim a bonus-point 29-5 home victory over the Scarlets in the Guinness PRO14.<\/p>\n
Center Matt Faddes scored two tries while John Cooney, Matty Rea and Robert Baloucoune also crossed at the Kingspan Stadium.<\/p>\n
Cooney kicked two conversions in a game which only saw two scores in the second half after Ulster had led 24-0 at the interval.<\/p>\n
Jac Morgan claimed the Scarlets\u2019 only try late in the game in what was just their second league defeat of the campaign.<\/p>\n
The province made a rapid start and had two tries in eight minutes.<\/p>\n
First it was Faddes who touched down following Stuart McCloskey\u2019s kick through and then Cooney drove over from close range after Baloucoune was held up short.<\/p>\n
Cooney uncharacteristically missed the first conversion from a fairly straightforward angle but then landed the second from the touchline to put Ulster 12-0 ahead.<\/p>\n
The scoreline then advanced to 19-0 after 17 minutes. This time, Rea was driven over from a maul and Cooney again converted.<\/p>\n
The bonus-point try came three minutes before the half hour when Baloucoune got over in the right corner, but Cooney missed the extras.<\/p>\n
Scarlets were then reduced to 14 men with a yellow card shown to flanker Uzair Cassiem, but Ulster failed to score anything at all during the sin-binning.<\/p>\n
The second half brought some sense of revival from the Scarlets but that did not immediately translate into movement on the scoreboard.<\/p>\n
With 10 minutes to go, Craig Gilroy was yellow-carded for a high tackle on Ryan Conbeer and then the Scarlets had a clear scoring chance only for Corey Baldwin to knock-on.<\/p>\n
They did finally get on the board with a 74th-minute try from replacement Morgan, which went unconverted by Ryan Lamb.<\/p>\n
But Ulster had the final say, with Faddes crossing for his second with two minutes left, although Angus Curtis missing the extras.<\/p>\n