As Iain Henderson week said the next three weeks are massive for Ulster. However back to second in the United Rugby Championship the job that was needed to be done tonight was.

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Goodbye!

Iain Henderson, speaking to BBC TWO NI: "A lot of that game was what we hoped.

"We have had a plan between the coaches, physios and I frustrating as that has been at times we have got here and back playing now.

"Next week down the road to Dublin that is as big as any game this season and then two back-to-back European Cup games after so we have our work cut out. A decent enough review next week so we can cut out those errors, keep our maul going and play some good rugby like we are."

Tom Stewart, speaking to BBC TWO NI: "It is usually a team try and the hookers get the credit for it, I am happy to get the two tries and it was a good performance but we know we have stuff to work on.

"We worked a lot on our attack principles over the Autumn Internationals with offloading and stuff which was coming into play but a few mistakes around that we need to touch up on.

"Exposure is the best thing for any young rugby player and playing games. You can train all you like but in the heat of the moment in the battle that is essentially where you learn and progress."

David Humphreys
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster

Before the game we talked about would any players put their hand up going into next week.

Going into the big games over the next few weeks there will be lots of changes but from an Ulster point of view you wanted a bit more.

Job done a bonus point win but far from convincing.

However that is six out of six against Zebre.

Onto Leinster next week.

He nails it and the full-time whistle is sounded.

Inches in this one...

Have Zebre scored the final try of the evening? Would be a serious finish.

A sad sight as Jeff Toomaga-Allen hobbles off the field with Callum Reid back on.

Another one for Ulster!

John Andrew scores Ulster's six try of the evening

Zebre pressing the Ulster line with two minutes remaining but great work from Andy Warwick forces a turnover.

Fight for every inch is Dan McFarland's motto!

Another man of the match award is awarded to Tom Stewart. Dan Sheehan now has some serious competition. Ireland's hooker depth is ridiculous.

Ben Moxham also joins the field for Jacob Stockdale.

A penalty for Zebre as John Andrew is adjudged to have lost his bind. Just shows the finishing from a maul is no guarantee.

Has John Andrew got another one?

Nathan Doak sends Ulster down into the Zebre half with a miss-hit touch finder.

Now at fly-half which is a credit to Ulster's young backs as versatility is a skill a lot of them possess.

Ulster are running away with this one now.

Hooker Tom Stewart with his second of the match

Another one as Angus Curtis joins the field in the place of Luke Marshall.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner

There will be calls for concern for Dan McFarland in terms of being able to put away the chances that they have been able to create.