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George O'Neill

  1. Goodbye

    FT: Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    Thanks for joining us tonight. A great start for Ulster, and plenty of positives to take for Glasgow.

    I'll be back tomorrow afternoon for Edinburgh-Scarlets, and hoping for a similarly exciting clash.

  2. Disappointed, but proud

    FT: Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    Glasgow head coach Danny Wilson has been speaking to Radio Scotland post-match:

    "My feeling is one of disappointment, but one of pride too. Disappointed that we didn't get the result - that 20 minutes after half-time we lose three tries to one. I'm proud of the effort and conditioning to get back in it and give ourselves a chance to score at the end. Lots to take, but we've come here and left with two points, which we certainly didn't the last time we were here."

  3. FT: Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

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  4. Darge Man of the Match

    FT: Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    Rory Darge left Edinburgh for Glasgow this year in an attempt to find regular rugby, and has deservedly been given man of the match here. A superb performance in a losing cause.

  5. 'A rollercoaster of emotions'

    FT: Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

    It'll be a rollercoaster of emotions for Glasgow. They gave away a couple of soft scores - they started both halves poorly, but they showed heart and guts as well as some classy stuff. Danny Wilson will be devastated - it was a great opportunity to win in Ulster. They were camped in the Ulster 22 in the last 10 minutes.

  6. FT - Ulster win

    Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    A brilliant game in the opening round of the United Rugby Championship sees Ulster eventually prevail. They trailed at the break, but fought back to win, and leave Glasgow without a win in Belfast since 2013.

  7. Chance spurned

    Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    Glasgow go through the phases, but knock-on just five yards from the line. Ulster scrum with 30 seconds on the clock - that might be that...

  8. On a knife-edge

    Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    Glasgow rumble towards the Ulster line, but make a mistake which results in an Ulster scrum. This time the home side safely get the ball back and find touch.

    Glasgow will come back at them though.

  9. Pressure building

    Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    Ulster have the feed at a scrum 15 yards out from their own line, but the scrum collapses and Glasgow win a penalty.

    They opt for a scrum of their own, centrefield and deep in Ulster territory...

  10. 'Outstanding'

    Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    Outstanding. Rory Darge again, couple of steps. Jack Dempsey then takes the ball and offloads to Jamie Dobie, who as all good scrumhalves do, is on the shoulder offering support.

  11. try

    Try - Ulster 35-29 Glasgow Warriors

    Jamie Dobie

    Some game this. Glasgow keep the ball alive and eventually Jamie Dobie has the try put on a plate for him.

    Conversion kicked - six points the gap now.

  12. try

    Try - Ulster 35-22 Glasgow Warriors

    Nathan Doak

    Will Addison, on as a replacement, charges down a kick - he's dragged down, but offloads to Nathan Doak who dives over, and adds the extras himself.

  13. Breathless

    Ulster 28-22 Glasgow Warriors

    Peter Wright on Radio Scotland has just said he's exhausted from watching this. There's some weary bodies out there at the moment - the players take a welcome break as Ulster win a penalty.

  14. Glasgow back in this

    Ulster 28-22 Glasgow Warriors

    That decision has given the Warriors a route back into this game, when Ulster looked poised to pull away.

  15. Boos in Belfast

    Ulster 28-22 Glasgow

    Michael Morrow
    BBC Sport NI at Kingspan Stadium

    Well, unsurprisingly the crowd don't like that call.

    Hume bust a gut to get over there but dove on top of McLean on the ground thus preventing the try.

  16. try

    Try - Ulster 28-22 Glasgow Warriors

    Penalty try

    It looked for all the world that Glasgow would score as they went wide, but Jacob Stockdale flies across to stop Rufus McLean, who is then forced into touch by James Hume.

    However, the TMO has deemed that Hume prevented McLean scoring illegally, and so for the second time tonight, we have a penalty try and a yellow card.

  17. 'Ulster have started to play'

    Ulster 28-15 Glasgow Warriors

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

    Ulster have started to play rugby. First half they just smashed it up. Billy Burns is running the game now.

  18. try

    Try - Ulster 28-15 Glasgow Warriors

    Nick Timoney

    Lovely from Ulster. Delightful little kick over the top from Billy Burns - Stockdale collects, and passes to Nick Timoney, who strolls over in the corner.

    Great kick from the touchline too from Nick Doak.

  19. try

    Try - Ulster 21-15 Glasgow Warriors

    Marty Moore

    Ulster's power on show again. Something of a mismatch in the tackle as Marty Moore runs over George Horne to score.

    Conversion duly added.

  20. Back underway

    Ulster 14-15 Glasgow Warriors

    Billy Burns starts the second half for Ulster, and they're immediately on the front foot as Glasgow drop the restart.