Cheetahs' Match Postponed, Ulster Awarded Win

The European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR) has announced that Sunday’s Challenge Cup match between Ulster and the Cheetahs in the Netherlands will not be rescheduled due to unforeseen circumstances. As a result, Ulster will be awarded the 28-0 win and maximum points from the abandoned match. In accordance with EPCR regulations, when a match is postponed or abandoned, the results are frozen at the time of postponement. This means that the score will remain unchanged and Ulster will be awarded the maximum points for winning the match, as well as the bonus point for scoring four tries. The news comes as a significant blow to Cheetahs, who were looking to make a statement in their first Challenge Cup appearance. Despite being underdogs, they had made a strong start to the match before it was abruptly halted due to unforeseen circumstances. Ulster, on the other hand, will be delighted with the outcome. The win takes them top of the Challenge Cup table and sets them up nicely for the remainder of the competition. The EPCR has confirmed that an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the postponement is ongoing, but it appears that the match will not be rescheduled at this time.