Ahead of Friday’s Challenge Cup final against Montpellier, Ulster head coach Richie Murphy urges his players to show maximum effort and determination. BBC Sport reports that Murphy calls on the squad to “fight with everything they have got,” framing the match as one that requires full commitment from the first minute. The Belfast Telegraph similarly describes Murphy’s message to Ulster as a rallying call to “fight for everything” in the final. Both outlets present the coach’s comments as a motivational approach in the build-up to the game, emphasizing intensity and resilience rather than giving details of tactical changes. The reporting is focused on Murphy’s pre-match stance, highlighting that the final is viewed internally as a contest that will demand sustained physical and mental work. With the final set to take place on Friday, both sources underline the same theme: Ulster’s performance will depend on their willingness to compete aggressively and leave nothing behind.