Today’s postponed Pool 4 match between Stade Francais and Ulster has been rearranged for Sunday at 3pm, with the game moving from Brussels to the Stade Jean Bouin in Paris with a kick-off time of 3pm.
Stade Francais have confirmed that tickets for today's game will be valid at Stade Jean Bouin tomorrow and that there will be no public sale of tickets on the day.
Sky have confirmed that due to the late change the match will not be covered live.
This afternoon’s clash was postponed due to adverse weather conditions in the Belgian capital.
Much of the build-up of the game had been overshadowed by the disciplinary cases brought against Stade’s Julien Dupuy and David Attoub following incidents in last Saturday’s game at Ravenhill, which Ulster won 23-13.
Scrumhalf Dupuy was handed a 24-week ban at yesterday’s ERC disciplinary hearing in Dublin after being found guilty of gouging Ulster and Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris.
Attoub was also cited for his involvement in the incident with Ferris. However, officials could not come to a satisfactory conclusion and require further evidence.
The hearing therefore was adjourned until January with an interim ban imposed on Attoub, pending the outcome of the hearing.
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