Ulster v Racing 92 (20:00 GMT)
FT: Ulster 61-7 Racing 92
Image source, Getty ImagesWell, that's all for tonight folks.
Ulster start their Challenge Cup campaign with a nine-try win over Racing 92.
You can read Jonathan Bradley's report from the game here, and keep an eye on the BBC Sport app and website for more reaction across the weekend.
We'll be back tomorrow with Munster and Leinster in action, so we'll catch you then!
Have a good evening!
FT: Ulster 61-7 Racing 92
Image source, Getty ImagesUlster were flying in that second half. Literally.
FT: Ulster 61-7 Racing 92
So, what's next for Ulster?
They head to Cardiff for their second European game next week and then it's back to domestic action in the United Rugby Championship with derbies against Connacht, Leinster and Munster.
FT: Ulster 61-7 Racing 92
Image source, Getty ImagesG'day mate.
Angus Bell announced himself to his new home.
FT: Ulster 61-7 Racing 92
Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Radio Foyle
Ulster blew Racing away in the second half.
FT: Ulster 61-7 Racing 92
Image source, InphoDavid McCann was named player of the match, but Zac Ward, Jack Murphy and Jacob Stockdale all really played well.
All in front of the watching eyes of Andy Farrell.
FT: Ulster 61-7 Racing 92
Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Sounds
It was clinical. It was everything that we asked for.
FT: Ulster 61-7 Racing 92
Gareth Steenson
Former Exeter Chiefs fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
You can really see Jack Murphy grow in confidence. Ulster played very well.
Image source, Getty ImagesNow that's how you start a European campaign.
Zac Ward (con Murphy)
Wow! It's NINE for Ulster!
Zac Ward picks the ball up on halfway and powers past a number of tired Racing bodies and he dives under the posts.
Murphy converts, and that will be that.
Ulster 54-7 Racing 92
There's a bit of a disagreement, if we're putting it politely, between a number of players.
Angus Bell wasn't shy in supporting his team-mates.
It ends with an Ulster penalty, and Murphy launches it into the 22.
The clock is in the red. Is there one last cance?
Jacob Stockdale (con Murphy)
It's so, so easy.
Jacob Stockdale races over for his second, and Ulster's eighth, try of the night.
Angus Bell makes a brilliant break and his offload sets Ulster.
They worked the ball through the hands and Stockdale jogs over.
Murphy converts.
Ulster 47-7 Racing 92
For Racing, the chequered flag is near.
Ulster 47-7 Racing 92
It's another scrum penalty for Ulster, but Murphy's kick has too much on it and it's straight into touch.
Ulster 47-7 Racing 92
Gareth Steenson had wanted to see the killer instinct. I think he's happy with what he's seen.
Ulster 47-7 Racing 92
Gareth Steenson
Former Exeter Chiefs fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
This is a competition Ulster can really get their teeth into. It can give you confidence for the league too.
Zac Ward (con Murphy)
Magnificent seven from Ulster!
There was some brilliant hands from the forward pack, which started with Bryn Ward and ended with his brother Ward darting over in the corner.
You know what happened next...Murphy lands the conversion.
Ulster 40-7 Racing 92
The ball goes through the hands from the line-out as Ulster start to throw it about a bit.
Ulster 40-7 Racing 92
And that front row trio combine to win another penalty at the scrum.
Murphy, who has been really good today, sends the ball into the 22.
Ulster 40-7 Racing 92
Despite all the great players he's played with, it must be a real honour for Angus Bell to pack down with Scott Wilson and Tom Stewart in the front row.
