Summary

  • Ulster v Glasgow Warriors (14:00)

  • Match played at Kingspan Breffni, the home of Cavan GAA

Live Reporting

  1. Ulster 19-7 Glasgow Warriors

    Nice line from James Hume as he gets over for Ulster's second try.

    Watch: James Hume score against Glasgow Warriors

  2. try

    Try Ulster 19-7 Glasgow

    Tom Stewart (40 mins)

    That man Stewart is really coming into the game now.

    A lineout maul crushes the Warriors defence and the hooker is at the base to fall over the line for Ulster's third try of the afternoon.

    Flannery with an impressive conversion from wide out left.

  3. No try

    Ulster 12-7 Glasgow

    Ulster really pounding the visitors' try line, but David McCann is held up as he is tackled over the line.

    Goal line drop-out for Glasgow.

  4. Ulster 12-7 Glasgow

    Some interesting kits worn by the officials today.

    They look like a blend of Ireland Rugby and Republic of Ireland football shirts from the beginning of the century.....old-school!

  5. That's an interesting scoreline

    Ulster 12-7 Glasgow Warriors

    The GAA stadium in Cavan has been well adjusted for the rugby today - but a look at the scoreboard reminds us what sport is usually played there.

    Scoreboard in CavanBBC Sport

    Scoreboard in Cavan

  6. Dave does well

    Ulster 12-7 Glasgow

    This was how Ulster scored their first try at a GAA ground, with Dave Ewers putting them in the lead.

    Watch: Dave Ewers give Ulster the lead against Glasgow

  7. try

    Try Ulster 12-7 Glasgow

    Jamie Dobie (31 mins)

    It's Glasgow's turn to turn up the heat on the Ulster defence.

    Despite some great tackles, Dobie manages to snipe over from close range to dot down, well-worked.

    Weir pings over the extra two.

  8. 'Hume looks in good shape'

    Ulster 12-0 Glasgow Warriors

    Tony McWhirter
    1999 Ulster European Cup winner

    That was a nice, short line from James Hume, he changed his feet well and you'd be expecting him to finish from there, which he does. He looks in good shape and a good pre-season for him could see him re-calibrate and go again.

  9. try

    Try Ulster 12-0 Glasgow

    James Hume (24 mins)

    This is more like it for the men in white.

    More pressure on the Glasgow line from Ulster's impressive back row.

    James Hume with a tidy angled run close to the posts leaves the defence with no chance.

    Flannery with the extras.

  10. try

    Try - Ulster 5-0 Glasgow

    Dave Ewers (18 mins)

    Ulster finally make one count!

    Another penalty kicked into the corner five yards from the Glasgow line. A clean line-out and excellent maul allowed the big former Exeter Chiefs man Dave Ewers to drive over from the base.

    First try at a GAA ground for Ulster. A piece of history.

  11. Ulster 0-0 Glasgow

    Another fruitless venture into the 22 as Ally Miller pressures Ulster into a penalty for holding on.

  12. Ulster 0-0 Glasgow

    Penalty for Ulster.

    Glasgow not releasing in the ruck and Jake Flannery goes for the corner. Line-out 15 yards out

  13. Ulster 0-0 Glasgow

    Some exciting hands by Ulster in the Glasgow 22, but centre James Hume spills the ball under pressure and Glasgow have the scrum.

    A scoreless opening 12 minutes in Cavan.

  14. Ulster 0-0 Glasgow

    Great defence from Ulster's back row to turn over and the home side win a penalty to clear the ball to safety

  15. Ulster 0-0 Glasgow

    Ulster concede two quick penalties from kick-off with Duncan Weir going for the corner on both occasions.

    Pressure from the Scots.

  16. Kick-off

    Ulster 0-0 Glasgow

    The match is underway in Cavan.

    Duncan Weir puts it deep into the Ulster half.

  17. A stand-up greeting

    Ulster 0-0 Glasgow Warriors

    It's an historic occasion in Cavan today and this was quite the welcome to the ground for the Ulster players and coaching staff.

    Watch: Ulster Rugby arrive at the home of Cavan GAA

  18. Team news

    Ulster v Glasgow (14:00)

    Ulster have named Ireland internationals Robert Baloucoune and Jacob Stockdale on the wings in their team for today's game against Glasgow Warriors in Cavan.

    Will Addison is named at full-back as he continues his return from long-term injury.

    Hooker Tom Stewart captains the side, flanked by props Andy Warwick at loosehead and Greg McGrath at tighthead.

    Matty Rea and Kieran Treadwell create a mobile second row, with new signing Dave Ewers coming in at blindside flanker. He is joined in the back row by Marcus Rea and David McCann.

    Nathan Doak begins at scrum-half, where he is partnered by Jake Flannery at fly-half, with Jude Postlethwaite and James Hume completing the line-up as an exciting centre partnership.

    For Glasgow, Thomas Gordon is poised to return from injury off the bench, while Gregor Hiddleston could make a debut appearance for the team after also being named among the replacements.

    Ulster: W Addison; R Baloucoune, J Hume, J Postlethwaite, J Stockdale; J Flannery, N Doak; A Warwick, T Stewart (captain), G McGrath, M Rea, K Treadwell, D Ewers, M Rea, D McCann.

    Replacements: J Andrew, W Burns, B Carson, R Crothers, A Curtis, C Doak, B Griffin, C Izuchukwu, E McIlroy, C McKee, S Moore, B Moxham, S O’Brien, A Sexton, D Shanahan, H Sheridan, N Timoney.

    Glasgow Warriors: J McKay; S Cancelliere, D Munn, T Jordan, K Rowe; D Weir, J Dobie (captain); N McBeth, A Fraser, L Sordoni, M Williamson, A Samuel, G Brown, A Miller, H Venter.

    Replacements: G Hiddleston, O Kebble, E Pieretto, R Hart, T Gordon, B Afshar, R Thompson, F Cordero, C Tait, B Salmon, K Johnston, O Horne.

  19. I was probing in the dark for answers - Addison

    Ulster v Glasgow (14:00)

    After overcoming several obstacles, Ulster centre Will Addison returned to action last week to end a near two-year absence on the sidelines because of a broken leg.

    His recovery has been quite the story and he has been telling us about it.

    Read about it here.

    Will AddisonInpho

  20. History in the making

    Ulster v Glasgow (14:00)

    History is being made in Cavan today as Ulster will play a match at a GAA ground for the first time.

    United Rugby Championship counterparts Glasgow are the opponents at Kingspan Breffni Park for what is a second pre-season run-out for Dan McFarland's men.

    Ulster were on the look-out for an alternative venue as a new artificial surface is being laid at their home pitch in Belfast's Kingspan Stadium.

    We have a live stream of this afternoon's match on the BBC Sport website and iPlayer, as well as live text commentary online, with a match report to follow.

    Thanks for joining us and enjoy!

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