Ulster relishing the challenge "We see it as a real opportunity," assistant coach Jimmy Duffy insisted. "They’re second in the French league at the moment, a brilliant team with brilliant players in a cool part of the world. It’s Champions Cup, it’s knock-out, it’s exactly where every rugby player or every rugby coach would want to be. “Putting yourself against the best opposition, that’s where we want to be, so for us we view it as an opportunity. We respect them massively. They’ve earned that and they’ve shown why here to see us off in 20 minutes at the end of the game. But you get that with quality opposition. We’re really looking forward to it, really excited."