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Ulster's Augustus enjoying South Africa homecoming

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Ulster remain without a victory in their URC campaign to date, their 34-26 defeat by the Bulls in Pretoria extending their winless run in the competition this season to four games.

"I don't think huge things need to change. It's just a bounce of the ball, just small things that we need to work on and get right," added Augustus.

The teams played out a pulsating 38-38 draw in Belfast last term but the number eight is hoping Richie Murphy's side can go one better on Saturday against a Stormers outfit who have won three and lost one of their four URC matches.

"It's at their home this time so we need to be sharper, need to be ready for what they're going to bring. From minute one to minute 80 we need to give it our best. That's what we are going after.

"They have a lot of dangerous players who can make anything happen in a second. We need to be aware of it.

"Richie and his coaching staff gave us some detail on how they play and it's up to us now to go out and execute.

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