It was debutant Jordi Murphy who was inches away from forcing his way over the try-line. Three - yes, three - Edinburgh defenders dragged him into touch at the corner.

Edinburgh retain the line-out and clear. They want to get into the changing rooms with their 10-point lead intact.

Ulster reckon they've snuck over in the corner with two minutes of the half to play...let's see what the replays show

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Rennie will have mixed emotions. 15-0 at half-time, you'd have taken that before the game, but with 69% possession, they should be 25 points up. They've had a lot of pressure in the Munster 22. They've managed to score a couple of tries but you worry they've left a couple out there.

Jordi Murphy has taken a sore one and is down for several minutes receiving treatment. The debutant is back on his feet, though, and back in the game.

10 minutes to go until the break. Edinburgh attacking.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland sevens captain on Radio Scotland

From the dominance in territory and possession Glasgow have had, 15 points is an understatement on what the score should be.

Glasgow's forwards are latching on well. It means Munster defenders are having to tackle two bodies. It allows Glasgow to make the half-yard and get on the front foot. Then Adam Hastings weights the kick to perfection and Hogg touches down for the second try. It's quality rugby.

Munster can't live with Glasgow right now. The speed of their attacking play, the ferocity and footwork of the carriers...it's mightily impressive stuff from Dave Rennie's men.

Over she goes...Ulster back to within 10

Matt Scott gets pinged at the breakdown and Cooney goes for goal from straight in front of the posts.

Meanwhile, Glasgow are camped in the Munster 22 as their search for a second try gathers pace.

Ulster boot a penalty into touch at the corner and come at Edinburgh again...

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland sevens captain on Radio Scotland

It's the patience in Glasgow's attack, they keep their hands free and keep the ball alive. Even when they get forced back they gather it again. Then they pick the right option at the end.

Edinburgh's defence, so far, has been excellent in the face of Ulster's powerful attacking play.

There are signs they're starting to wobble a wee bit, though. There have been a few more penalties conceded in the last few minutes.

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And he does just that...third penalty and fourth successful kick from four attempts for Simon Hickey.

Ulster off the board. John Cooney pops over the penalty after Bennett is replaced.

The home side conceded a penalty straight from the kick-off, though, and Hickey can immediately negate Cooney's strike.

Pete Horne can't convert from wide on the right but Glasgow have a two-score lead

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

The left side of the Glasgow scrum is absolutely destroying Munster. Kebble-Brown-Fagerson is a very, very strong front-row and they're powerful carriers as well.