Ulster’s Paddy Wallace is facing a ‘significant period of rehabilitation’ after suffering a cruciate knee ligament injury during the province’s RaboDirect PRO12 loss to Glasgow Warriors last Friday.
Playing at out-half, Paddy Wallace had to be replaced just nine minutes into the second half of Ulster’s 20-14 defeat at Scotstoun Stadium.
He sustained the injury to his left knee and following a scan yesterday evening, it was confirmed that he has suffered a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament.
With the Ireland international adding to the province’s growing injury list, he will require surgery and a significant period of rehabilitation.
Wallace was ever-present during Ulster’s successful run through the Heineken Cup pool stages, and will be a notable absentee when they tackle Saracens in their quarter-final clash at Twickenham on Saturday, April 6.
Luke Marshall replaced Wallace during three of Ulster’s Pool 4 matches this season. The new Ireland cap is expected to deputise for the injured 33-year-old in the province’s number 12 shirt.
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