Ah, deary me.

Ulster look to build some momentum but Jake Flannery drops it under little pressure.

Josh McKay is off for 10 minutes in the bin, with a bunker review to come.

We're going to the TMO.

Did Josh McKay catch Tom Stewart high?

It's very similar to the Nathan McBeth one from the first half.

Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4C

Cardiff have been good in the 22. They've kept their patience, gone through the phases and have put Stormers under pressure by doing that.

Stormers haven't been competing at the lineout so this is a big opportunity for Cardiff.

Tom Stewart looks to make some headway down the right wing but he is bundled into touch by two blue jerseys.

Stormers back to 15 men but are pinned inside their 22 by a terrific kick by Ioan Lloyd. The South Africans get the ball off the pitch but Cardiff have a shot at getting their fourth try.

HUGE tackles by Stormers in their 22 and Ben Thomas then flings a wild pass into touch, but the visitors just crept offside.

Richie Murphy has gone for it at the break.

Angus Bell, Cormac Izuchukwu, Nathan Doak and Ethan McIlroy are all on for the second half.

Sam Crean, Harry Sheridan, Conor McKee and Werner Kok make way.

Cardiff caught offside in their 22 and Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu knocks over three points, chipping away at the sin-bin period.

Off we go in the second half.

It's not quite win or bust, but Ulster need a huge 40 minutes to salvage their play-off hopes.

Glasgow, on the other hand, are sitting pretty at the top.

The second half is under way at Hive Stadium.

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It's not going Ulster's way so far but Zac Ward had some half of rugby.

Will he be wearing green come the summer?

Ryan Wilson
Former Glasgow Warriors player on Premier Sports

I think Glasgow are in full control out there. Ulster get two opportunities and take them, but it's Glasgow who have stepped up first.

Back under way here at the Arms Park ahead of the other games.

Cardiff will hope to finish the job so that they are not left waiting for news from Belfast and Edinburgh.

Adre Smith's yellow card has stayed as a yellow rather than being upgraded to a 20-minute red.

He'll be back in a few minutes.

At the top of the table, Glasgow would secure first place and top seeding for the play-offs ahead of the Stormers.

So, as things stand....

Cardiff and Connacht would qualify for the play-offs.

Ulster would miss out in ninth.

A big, big 40 minutes ahead.

Rhys Priestland
Wales international fly-half on S4C

After the start of the game, you were worried from a Cardiff standpoint about how they would deal with Stormers' physicality.

To be fair to them, they've been brilliant since then.

Ulster have it all to do in the second half.

They're missing out on the top eight as it stands.

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The clock is in the red and Glasgow are right back in the red zone as they hunt a third try.