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ULSTER HAVE GOTTEN their Heineken Cup campaign back on track after a hard-fought, but gripping, 22-18 victory over Bath at Ravenhill this afternoon. Pedrie Wannenburg scored the only try for the hosts, who had to come from behind after gifting the visitors two early tries to Jack Cuthbert and Lewis Moody. With Biarritz beaten by Aironi, Ulster now stand joint-top of the group after three fixtures.
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