Ulster are almost in again as Lowry breaks clear but Flannery can't gather his offload and the chance is lost.

One thing is for sure, with the scores as they are in other games, Ulster won't get any other favours.

Their play-off hopes are firmly in their own hands.

A Stormers score would make this very nervy, and the South Africans are in the ascendancy.

Cardiff's back row of James Botham, Dan Thomas and Taine Basham has been immense this evening.

Botham is in Wales' summer squad but the other pair are a victim of Steve Tandy's riches in that department.

It's another penalty for Ulster as Glasgow go off their feet at the ruck.

Murphy brings Ulster into the 22, but the hosts give away a penalty at the first time of asking.

Stormers muscle their way into the 22 and to within five metres but that man Dan Thomas gets his hands on the ball AGAIN.

Turnover and Cardiff boot it away to start another defensive shift just outside the 22, where they pick off a pass.

The hosts clinging on a little inside the final quarter.

An hour on the clock and the first 20 minutes of the second half has mirrored almost exactly the opening quarter of the game.

Edinburgh have had loads of ball, plenty of territory, but their own inaccuracies and a stingy Connacht defence means they have rarely looked like breaking through.

Connacht will want that fourth try and the bonus point to boost their hopes of making the top eight.

Ulster win the throw this time but can't make any inroads in the Glasgow half.

It's kicked through but Glasgow secure the ball and Lancaster sends it clear.

Tom Stewart wins the penalty at a ruck and it's marched forward by 10 metres after Gregor Hiddleston didn't let the ball go.

Kyle Rowe does really well to scramble back and stop Flannery's kick from rolling into touch for a 50/22.

Glasgow hammer it clear but the hosts are starting to build some pressure.

Jamie Roberts
Former Wales international on S4C

That is a massive moment in this game. You felt like Stormers were 100% going to score there.

Stormers haven't been in this half but they burst clear through wing Leolin Zas.

Cardiff scramble and Dan Thomas - who is one of the best in the URC at the breakdown - helps to win a penalty in the 22.

Stormers butchered a try there because there were a couple of openings but they failed to make the extra pass.

Josh McKay's yellow will stay just that, which is the right decision.

Not that you'd know Glasgow are down to 14 at present.

The 14 men of Glasgow win a penalty and it's thumped deep into the Ulster half.

Cardiff go for the kill as 'Hymns and Arias' is belted out at the Arms Park.

They kick for the corner with a penalty but Stormers hold firm and win a penalty to escape.

Plenty of life in the South Africans yet and Cardiff need to keep going.

Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4C

You can see it in the Stormers players' faces: they're rattled and they have no answers at the moment.

Ulster are forcing things and it's just not clicking.

James Hume is the latest to drop the ball forward.

Richie Rees
Former Cardiff and Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio Wales

That is one of many tries that Cardiff have scored this season through their close-line set up plays.

It's really well worked and a great pass from Ioan Lloyd to put Jacob Beetham through in the corner.

Stephen Ferris
Former Ireland and Ulster flanker on Premier Sports

I think that's a little bit harsh on Josh McKay. It's definitely a penalty but...