We Have a Look at three key match-ups ahead of Friday nights Champions Cup Conflict between Ulster and Clermont??Auvergne at the Kingspan Stadium in Belfast…

Both these sides enjoyed perfect starts to Pool 3 in last weekends European Cup openers, since Ulster won 17-16 at Bath and Clermont ruined Harlequins 53-21 in your home.
The winner between them will take an early fee of Pool 3 before 4 and Rounds 3 take place.
Below we look at three key match-ups that could determine the result on Friday…
They may be on opposite flanks at the Kingspan on Friday at the sense that Stockdale and Raka will be sporting 11 and about the left wing, but both will probably be tasked with generating creative sparks to their respective attacks, and most crucially, with being crucial finishers.
Ulsters Stockdale is a player one time and always even though his superb attempt too seems capable of beating the man. The Ireland is a major hazard and also sealed the win with a vital defensive intervention at the play for Ulster last week in the Rec.
Raka is a wing, capable of owning a offloading capability too, and stepping past or rampaging over defenders. The Fijian-born back scored two tries and assisted another in last week Clermont triumph over Quins.
As they picked up a success in Bath, cooney was in excellent form for Ulster a week. The scrum-half was awake, charging a kick while his kicking off the tee was brilliant also, landing a penalty and two conversions and running through to the opening try.
For Clermont, Laidlaw comes together with Morgan Parra having performed well from the start from Harlequins, and with the Scot having been less-than-impressive in the World Cup.
Whichever half-back may continue to keep the tempo high, kick out of hand, successfully connect the play between backs and forwards and, most of all, will have significant state in the winning of the competition.
The standout player from all 20 clubs in Europe a week has been Clermont flanker Yato, that had been sensational at the Stade Marcel-Michelin.
The Fijian, that stood at the World Cup in Japan scored two tries and wreak havoc with power and his speed at the carry. Ulster might have to focus a reasonable level of the efforts containing him in Fridays match.
One of the men wholl be charged with foiling Yato will be Springbok back-row Coetzee, that had been in fantastic form last weekend – carrying and dominating the breakdown.
Both are most likely to play well, however, the player who outshines the other is likely to be around the side that is .
Ulster: 15 May Addison, 14 Louis Ludik, 13 Luke Marshall, 12 Stuart McCloskey, 11 Jacob Stockdale, 10 Billy Burns, 9 John Cooney; 1 Eric OSullivan, 2 Rob Herring, 3 Marty Moore, 4 Alan OConnor, 5 Iain Henderson (c), 6 Sean Reidy, seven Jordi Murphy, 8 Marcell Coetzee.
Replacements: 16 Adam McBurney, 17 Kyle McCall, 18 Tom OToole, 19 Kieran Treadwell, 20 Nick Timoney, 21 David Shanahan, 22 Bill Johnston, 23 Craig Gilroy.
Clermont: 15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Peter Betham, 13 Isaiah Toeava, 12 George Moala, 11 Alivereti Raka, 10 Jake McIntyre, 9 Greig Laidlaw; 1 Etienne Falgoux, 2 John Ulugia, 3 Rabah Slimani, 4 Paul Jedrasiak, 5 Sitaleki Timani, 6 Peceli Yato, 7 Arthur Iturria, 8 Fritz Lee (c).
Replacements: 16 Mike Tadjer, 17 Loni Uhila, 18 Davit Zirakashvili, 19 Thibault Lanen, 20 Lucas Dessaigne, 21 Morgan Parra, 22 Camille Lopez, 23 Apisai Naqalevu.

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