Heineken Cup: Edinburgh announce team to face Ulster By DAVID FERGUSON Published on Friday 27 April 2012 09:43 EDINBURGH coach Michael Bradley has sprung no surprises with his line-up for the Heineken Cup semi-final against Ulster tomorrow, sticking by the side that defeated Toulouse at Murrayfield. There is, however, one change on the bench with lock Steven Turnbull coming in for the injured Stuart McInally. Though McInally, who suffered a hamstring strain against Leinster two weeks ago, is a flanker/No8, Sean Cox can also cover the back row and the versatile Roddy Grant is again on the bench. Bradley said: "It is obviously disappointing for Stuart but Steven is ready for this step-up and really looking forward to it, as we all are. The size of the occasion and the backing from fans has not been lost on the players. The take great pride in representing Edinburgh Rugby and know how much it means to the supporters to be at this stage in the competition. Tomorrow's match will be a huge test. The hype, the intensity, the crowd and the fact that we're away from home all have a bearing on the size of tomorrow's challenge. On top of these elements are, of course, our opponents Ulster. They are one of the in-form sides in Europe and will take great confidence from their two league wins over us already this season, on top of their away win over Munster in the quarter-final. Our form in this competition is such that we can rightly approach this match with a lot of confidence. The character and resolve of the players has been well tested in this competition and we have prevailed. It's a one-off game and the underdog tag is one we wear well as a team. Edinburgh Rugby have shown that we are a force to be reckoned with on big occasions and are relishing our first semi-final in this competition. Ulster are set to spring a surprise, however, when they name their team later this morning with 20-year-old Paddy Jackson to be handed a first Heineken Cup start. The stand-off made his 13th senior appearance for Ulster against Leinster only last week. The 20-year-old will be preferred in place of the experience Ireland "A" international, Ian Humphreys, having come off the bench on three previous occasions. Attached to Dungannon, Jackson has been labelled as the potential successor to Ronan O'Gara in the Irish National squad and is playing in his second season with the Ireland Under-20s. He skippered the young greens to second place in the shadow RBS Six Nations championship, just missing out on the Grand Slam in losing to England on the final weekend of the campaign. Edinburgh: T Brown; L Jones, N De Jones, M Scott, T Visser; G Laidlaw (capt), M Blair; A Jacobsen, R Ford, G Cross, G Gilchrist, D Denton, R Rennie, N Talei. Subs: A Kelly, K Traynor, J Gilding, S Turnbull, R Grant, C Leck, P Godman, J Thompson.