Ryan Wilson limps off and the Ulster fans in the ground give substitute Niko Matawalu a good booing as he comes off the bench for his Glasgow farewell. They're unhappy about his theatrics after a high tackle in last week's semi-final.

Glasgow show no sign of letting up and the men in red look a little bewildered as we enter the final 10 minutes at Kingspan.

An even louder cheer from the Glasgow fans as Al Kellock's first act is to pinch the ball from a line-out. "Up like a 6ft, 8in ballet dancer," says BBC Radio Scotland commentator Bill Johnstone.

A huge roar from the Glasgow supporters at Kingspan as skipper Al Kellock comes on for his farewell appearance. Duncan Weir joins him, with Leone Nakarawa and Finn Russell getting a rest. Both contenders for man-of-the-match, I'd say.

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Munster bring on Jack O'Donoghue as we enter the 65th-minute of action. Billy Holland hobbles off.

Andy Burke
BBC Scotland

"In last year's final Gregor Townsend felt his players didn't handle the occasion and didn't do themselves justice as Leinster comfortably put them to the sword. The story couldn't be more different today. They've played with the attacking ambition that is their hallmark, they've not been afraid to take risks and they've got their reward with four tries. It's not over yet, but Warriors are so close now."

Chris Fusaro replaces Glasgow's first try-scorer Rob Harley and Fraser Brown comes on for Dougie Hall who has made his last appearance for the club.

Full-back Stuart Hogg then makes way for Sean Lamont, with both men smiling from ear-to-ear.

Patient probing from Glasgow pays off as scrum-half Henry Pyrgos changes direction nicely after a period of sustained pressure and slips a pass to Finn Russell, who darts in to touch down. The stand-off adds the extras.

Munster send on Ronan O'Mahony and JJ Hanrahan, with Ian Keatley and Simon Zebo making way.

Glasgow get something of a second wind as Finn Russell surges forward and causes consternation with another squirting kick. Peter Horne rips the ball from under an opponent but perhaps lacks composure in a tight spot and the team in red survive.

Gregor Townsend makes a change to the Glasgow line-up, sending on prop Jon Welsh for Rossouw de Klerk.

Simon Zebo and Tommy Seymour are involved again as play rages to the other end of the park in the blink of an eye and this time it's a crucial tackle from the Glasgow winger.

Vintage Paul O'Connell as he steals a line-out but Glasgow quickly regain possession and Finn Russell darts through a big gap and kicks a squiggler towards winger Tommy Seymour, who manages to prod the ball on with his foot but Simon Zebo slides in to see the ball out of play in the scoring zone.

Andy Burke
BBC Scotland

"The scrum is becoming a real concern for Glasgow. Munster have the upper hand and if Warriors continue to fall foul of referee Nigel Owens near their own try-line, they could be looking at losing a man to the sin bin and/or conceding a penalty try."

Penalty to Munster as a wee dip from a man in red sends the Glasgow scrum down. Ian Keatley knocks over a simple kick.

Andy Burke
BBC Scotland

"That try-saving intervention by DTH van der Merwe could be just as important as his earlier try. The next score in this match will be absolutely crucial."

A big grunt from both sides and we'll get another scrummage. This is such a vital passage of play.

Munster legend Paul O'Connell plunges over the line near the posts but he is held up by a cluster of blue and black shirts, with DTH van der Merwe the man under the ball. Scrum five for the Irish.

Here comes the Munster rolling maul but the ball is spilled near the posts. The Irish have a penalty and come again.