Ulster now with field position and ball in hand. A line-out just outside the Toulouse 22m. Cleanly taken....

And the French side have given away a kickable penalty. To tee or not to tee? Nope, Michael Lowry kicks to the corner....

Great leg drive from Iain Henderson and he makes metres around the fringe, bumping off Peato Mauvaka before the Toulouse hooker bites back at him.

Joe Tekori has a nibble too many on the floor for the hosts though and is pinged.

We are back up and running.

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Toulouse-Ulster

Possession: 64%-36%

Territory: 68%-32%

Clean breaks: 4-3

Defenders beaten: 15-7

Turnovers conceded: 4-7

Tackles made/attempted: 42/49-65/80

Penalties conceded: 3-5

Ulster were doing a good job of keeping in touch with a rearguard action, but that second Kolbe try is a gut-punch as they head to the break.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That is a mesmeric finish by Cheslin Kolbe. You have to see his footwork to believe it.

He steps off the right foot and then the left. Just glorious and almost impossible to defend.

Yoann Huget lands a big hit on Michael Lowry. The Toulouse wing had lined that one up since some time last last week.

Lowry takes a moment, takes a sip of isotonic and is back on his feet.

Michael Lowry sniffs a bit of space with some broken field to look at.

He can't link up with Rob Lyttle on the wing though.

Thomas Ramos kicking success rate slips south to just 25%. Another easy (relatively) one slips by...

Ulster still just five points off the favourites.

As well as the quicksilver backline, Toulouse have a heavy-duty forward pack. The sort of size of man that you usually see accompanying Madonna for her morning jog.

They force the turnover. But that is decent from Jacob Stockdale gathering a grubber and swerving past the on-rushing Cheslin Kolbe.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

It has taken 25 minutes for the Ulster settler, but it has arrived.

They have to be focused this afternoon and it has to be pinpoint accuracy with every thing they do to contain the Toulouse counter-attack.

Eerie silence around the Ernest Wallon, and Cooney is sure and steady under the pressure, splitting the sticks.

Ulster would definitely take just a five-point deficit after being hammered in the first 20 minutes or so.

Toulouse's second row Joe Tekori is into the side of a breakdown. Wayne Barnes blasts the whistle and John Cooney is going to take on the shot at goal. Thirty-five metres maybe, and a fair cut of angle to deal with....

First time I have seen Jacob Stockdale's lockdown prisonyard crop by the way. The Ireland wing has had the clippers out and wasn't messing about.

No dice. And that was three points that should have stuck. Thomas Ramos instead tugs his kick wide of the uprights.

A let-off.

Ulster give away a penalty - Jack McGrath slowing up the breakdown ball illegally - and this is pottable for Thomas Ramos....

Toulouse are banging on the door.

Inside the Ulster 22m and the forward artillery is bashing up around the fringes...

This is not good for Ulster. Fly-half Billy Burns has been forced off. I'm not sure what the issue is exactly, but he is grimacing in pain.

Matt Faddes is on in his place.

Oh my. We are going to enjoy watching Antoine Dupont over the next decade aren't we?

The Toulouse scrum-half stutters and steps after collecting the kick-off, making space where he seemed cornered in a cul-de-sac. A touch of gas, cylinders fire and then he is haring into open field.

A 60m break before he is bundled into touch. Absolutely electric.