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The game at Scotstoun Stadium has been cancelled. Mark Runnacles/INPHO

Ulster's game in Glasgow cancelled after death of Queen Elizabeth II

Ulster expressed their sincere condolences to the Royal Family.

LAST UPDATE | 8 Sep 2022

ULSTER’S PRE-SEASON friendly against Glasgow, which was due to take place at Scotstoun Stadium tomorrow evening, has been cancelled following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Britain’s monarch Queen passed away this afternoon at the age of 96.

Dan McFarland’s Ulster had been due to play their final pre-season fixture in Glasgow tomorrow but the game is now off.

“As a mark of respect, and to acknowledge the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, tomorrow’s pre-season game against Glasgow Warriors has been cancelled,” reads a statement from Ulster Rugby.

“The match, which was due to kick-off at 7.30pm on Friday (9 September), will no longer take place at Scotstoun Stadium.

“Ulster Rugby would like to express our sincere condolences to the Royal Family.”

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