Ooooh, Montpellier work it well through the hands and Donovan Taofifenua pops a little grubber kick through for Gabriel N'Gandebe, but Mike Lowry is there to save the try.

He carries it over though so Montpellier have the scrum...

Montpellier bang it into touch and have the line-out.

Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Radio Ulster

I can see Richie Murphy trying to run this into 60 or 65 minutes before he brings anyone on. Maybe a Bryn Ward or a Charlie Irvine to try and firm up the line-out.

I think Ulster need to be careful not to chase the game to early. They need to keep it a little bit tight and not be afraid to maul this pack. Tire their legs out and then close the line.

Jack Murphy gets us going again and Montpellier immediately win a penalty and build off their scrum.

Right, the players are back out.

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Tommy Seymour
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio Ulster

Scores are hard to come by. We always knew that Ulster had the potential to score tries. It was their ability to stop Montpellier from scoring them that was going to be the challenge of the game.

If you're Richie Murphy and you're looking up and you think you're getting into the game and then you immediately through soft mistakes or allowing Montpellier to play how they want to play, it's got to be hugely frustrating.

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We've seen Richie Murphy shaking his head a few times in the coaches box.

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Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at the San Mames Stadium

Montpellier are so dangerous every time they get into the Ulster 22.

They just seem to find an extra gear when they get a sniff of the try line.

That turnover from Alexandre Becognee right at the end of the half was celebrated by their supporters as much as his fourth try. That felt like a big moment.

Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Radio Ulster

Montpellier have identified weaknesses in Ulster's defensive system. They've managed to attack it. They've been ruthless.

Ulster have shown enough. They're only two scores behind but at this moment in time, they just need to clean up a few bits.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Ulster

It's been a really interesting half. There's been more mistakes than we would have expected given the conditions. Nerves will have played a part in that.

Ulster had a great start. Montpellier came back into it. An unbelievable try from Izuchukwu, which if you get a chance to see on TV was worth every point of the five.

Those mistakes from Ulster have just let Montpellier into it.

Ulster have not helped themselves at times but I make that four Montpellier tries from four visits to the Ulster 22.

Clinical.

Montpellier turn the ball over, kick into touch and that's the end of an extremely difficult half for Ulster.

They have it all to do.

Seriously impressive from Montpellier.

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Stephen Ferris
Former Ireland and Ulster flanker on Premier Sports

You have to applaud the maul set up, when it looks like Ulster have stopped it, Montpellier go again. Ulster couldn't stem the physicality and pressure, there were two or three lining up to score. Ulster are massively under pressure now.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Ulster

Ulster repel the initial drive and it just creaks. As soon as Montpellier get an inch, it buckles. They throw in an extra couple backs and control it nicely. Really hard to stop.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Ulster

It just looks a little bit rushed by Ulster. Montpellier are definitely turning the screw here.

Zac Ward is put under severe pressure near his own line. He wriggles clear but James Hume frantically slices into touch.

The pressure is showing.