It's all over in Belfast and Ulster have won.

They will play Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle next Friday night here at 8pm, after the French side defeated Newcastle this evening.

What a mouth-watering clash that is going to be.

Join us then for all the action.

Unfortunately fans in the family stand have been asked to leave the ground for safety reasons.

Hugely disappointing for them but at times the gusts associated with Storm Dave have been mighty.

The game continues.

What drama! Ospreys think they have scored a try but it is chalked off for a forward pass!

Ulster live on with two minutes remaining.

Ulster go really close to getting over the Ospreys' line, but they knock-on and it will be a visiting scrum.

There have been too many handling errors tonight from the home side, but from their perspective at least with four minutes remaining they are in the right area of the pitch.

Ospreys with the ball in hand inside the Ulster half, but they are going nowhere fast and the pressure finally tells when the hosts win a scrum 30 metres from the Ospreys line.

Almost 300 people fancy an Ulster win, with just 18 feeling that Ospreys will do it. Could that Penalty Try have just changed the whole landscape?

Play restarts with an Ospreys scrum, and from that winger Luke Morgan thinks he has scored in the right-hand corner, let's see what the TMO thinks.

Jac Morgan returns and Ulster didn't really do a lot in the time he was off the field, something they will be disappointed in.

Nathan Doak's night is also over as he limps off the field. Replaced by Conor McKee.

With the game still in the balance, it's time to hear your views.

If you think Ulster will progress with a victory give a thumbs up.

If you think the Ospreys can grab a comeback shock, hit the thumbs down.

The Ospreys were getting close to the Ulster line after an attacking lineout, however, Stuart McCloskey gets himself on top of the ball to win a penalty and allow Nathan Doak to clear to touch.

Worse news for Ospreys now as captain Jac Morgan receives a yellow for a high tackle in the build up to that last try.

If Ulster score next you would think the game may be done.

Ulster with an attacking lineout just outside the Ospreys 22.

Cheers of relief around the Affidea Stadium as the TMO confirms the ball is held up and Ulster clear with a drop-out.

The Ospreys think they may have scored, but a bundle of bodies lying over the Ulster line means the referee is going upstairs for this one.

Ospreys win a penalty just inside the Ulster half and kick to touch.

However, Ulster steal the lineout allowing them to clear their lines through Nathan Doak.

The home team look threatening as they go through the phases after winning the lineout. However, Jake Flannery's kick to the right flank is short and forces play in-field.

Ulster do go over the line eventually but it is a mess of bodies and the ball is held up. Goal line clearance for Ospreys.

Ulster win a penalty and kick into the Ospreys 22.