FT: Ulster 38-38 Stormers (19:45 BST)
Ulster 26-24 Stormers
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand is an interested spectator in Belfast this evening with his side set to take on Wales at the Affidea Stadium tomorrow in the Women's Six Nations.
Image source, Getty ImagesUlster 26-24 Stormers
With the game evenly poised who do you think will come out on top?
Thumbs up for an Ulster win, thumbs down for the Stormers to be victorious.
Ulster 26-24 Stormers
Ulster race down field going from left to right.
Michael Lowry bolts down the wing but it pinged for holding on. Frantic stuff again here.
Ulster 26-24 Stormers
What a clearance run from Juarno Augustus.
Scoops up at the back of the scrum and sprints 30-metres clear.
Ulster 26-24 Stormers
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu is toying with Ulster there.
Carrying the ball in one hand he glides past Jude Postlethwaite before he is finally brought down.
With the try line begging, Imad Khan fumbles the ball at the back of a ruck and spills the ball forward, scrum Ulster close to their own line.
Imad Khan (con. Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu) (49 mins)
The impressive scrum-half reaches out and touches the ball down on the line under the Ulster sticks.
It all came about off the lineout in the Ulster corner and some heavy carries towards the centre.
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu kicks the extras and it is a two-point game,
Ulster 26-17 Stormers
Check for a Stormers try.
Ulster 26-17 Stormers
\they go left and look set to score through Evan Roos, but Ulster do superbly to hold him up over the line.
However, we go back for a Stormers penalty which they kick to the corner.
Ulster 26-17 Stormers
Stormers with a maul on edge of Ulster 22.
Michael Lowry (45 mins)
What a response from the men in white.
Zac Ward does brilliantly to re-gather a bouncing ball on the edge of the Stormers 22.
The ball goes right and finds Lowry on the right wing and he does well to dive over in the corner.
Nathan Doak is timed-out on the conversion, that will disappoint him and Richie Murphy no doubt.
Image source, Getty ImagesUlster 21-17 Stormers
The try is ruled out for a tackle in the air and we restart with an Ulster penalty on the edge of their own 22.
But we are going for a TMO check for what looks like an early challenge in the air on Michael Lowry.
Ulster 21-17 Stormers
Tom Stewart is on for the second half for Ulster
Ulster 21-17 Stormers
The Stormers get the ball rolling in the second half.
All to play for.
Ulster 21-17 Stormers
What a half that was!
Just the five tries, a red card for Iain Henderson, and Ulster take a four-point lead into the sheds.
I need a lie down I think.
Ulster 21-17 Stormers
Ulster really struggling to contain Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu. The fly-half dancing through the home defence.
Stormers get within two metres of the Ulster line through the forwards but then Evan Roos walks beyond the ruck and barges Harry Sheridan out of the way. Needless, and the referee gives Ulster the clearing penalty.
Ulster 21-17 Stormers
Ninety seconds remain in the opening period, lineout Stormers 40 metres from the Ulster line.
Zac Ward (con. Nathan Doak) (36 mins)
Ulster have turned it around through Zac Ward.
The winger storms over from a maul.
Nathan Doak adds the extras again. Ulster four ahead.
Image source, Getty ImagesUlster 14-17 Stormers
Breathless stuff here.
Stormers look like scoring every time they get a set of phases together.
Nick Timoney turns over for Ulster under the shadow of his own posts and Nathan Doak darts clear.
Ulster race down the pitch through Michael Lowry and Werner Kok.
They go right to left before winning a penalty. Jack Murphy kicks to touch close to the Stormers line.
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Ulster 14-17 Stormers
Harry Sheridan is on for the red-carded Iain Henderson, so we are back to 15 v 15.
