Five minutes left in Belfast and at Scotstoun.

Edinburgh desperately trying to recover. Glasgow desperately seeking a bonus-point try.

Six minutes remaining and Ulster are really turning the screw. They've battled their way back from 23-6 down after 49 minutes to lead by a point. They're keeping Edinburgh penned in their own half and challenging them to run it from deep.

Stuart Hogg's last act of the game is to boot Glasgow 15 points clear.

They need one more try to bag a bonus point. And they've brought on the right man for the job...Niko Matawalu, the free-spirited Fijian, replaces Hogg.

The Belfast crowd are baying for a penalty as Luke Hamilton fumbles an Ulster off-load into touch. They reckon he slapped it out deliberately, but the officials give him the benefit of the doubt.

Munster have had much more control of this game in the second half. They're building phase after phase after phase through their forward pack, but can't find a way to the try-line.

The Warriors are not in the mood to concede a try tonight, and have come up with a couple of crucial turnovers on their own line.

What a chance for Edinburgh. And, in my humble opinion, the wrong call made by Dougie Fife.

The winger was sent racing clear by Matt Scott's break up the right flank...the try-line beckoned, but he chose to cut inside and try to beat the cover defence. He gets swallowed up and Edinburgh spill the ball.

We're hearing Mark Bennett damaged a hamstring - not, as we feared, a repeat of his knee problems, although it could still be a very serious injury.

We haven't really seen Glasgow attacking since the interval, but their defence is getting the job done.

Tadgh Beirne makes a cracking break into the home 22 but the Warriors are all over the breakdown and win a penalty to clear.

Adam Hastinsg gets a standing ovation as he's replaced by Alex Dunbar.

Big, big chance for the Ulstermen. Addison slices through the Edinburgh defence, which is scrambling desperately on the next phase.

Rob Herring gets within 10 yards of the line - the hooker has a man outside him, but as he fends off a tackler, the ball flies out of his grasp and goes forward. A let-off for Edinburgh.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

I think the TMO got the Ulster try completely wrong. The Edinburgh players definitely blocked from making the tackle.

Again, Edinburgh win a penalty. Again, Simon Hickey nails it. The visitors are keeping the scoreboard ticking over.

Ali Price comes on to replace George Horne, who was immense in the first half. Can Price recapture some of the form that meant he became Scotland's first-choice number nine?

Meanwhile, Warriors have just produced a brilliant defensive set, repelling phase after phase of Munster attack in the home 22. The crowd roar their delight as Warriors hold out and clear.