That's all from me on live text duties this evening, as Glasgow go top of the URC with an impressive comeback win over Ulster.

Thanks for your company - go enjoy the rest of your weekend.

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Ulster head coach Dan McFarland on Viaplay: "I'm really disappointed. A lot of what we did in the first half was excellent, but for some reason we fell on the wrong side of the referee. I couldn't work it out, it didn't look to be consistent and it put us under a lot of pressure.

"In the second half we really didn't get a grip with the physicality and we didn't finish sets.

"We put ourselves in a good position but the penalties we conceded swung the momentum their way.

"From our attack side of things, we've got to be able to hold onto the ball - that was a big thing that we'll be taking into next week."

Tommy Seymour
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio Foyle

I was very impressed. I did think that Glasgow would come out on top but I didn't expect them to have their way as long as they did.

Ulster never really looked as if they were going to take the win away from Glasgow once they got their nose in front.

Glasgow head coach Franco Smith has been talking to Viaplay post-match: "We ended up having a lot of deficits in the first half.

"It is good to get a reward. Character in the team is everything. Credit to the coaches and the boys.

"I don't like mentioning players but I think Johnny Matthews did well, he brings a lot to the squad."

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Foyle

Once Glasgow get themselves in front you do start to wonder how big the gap will get, and in this case it's 13 points.

Ulster in the last season or two have shown a softer underbelly and tonight it was exposed.

Glasgow centre Sione Tuipulotu has been named player of the match:

"We kind of messed up the first 20 minutes of the game, but that was good to go through," he told Viaplay.

"We managed to fight back, so I'm proud of the boys. We thought they fired their shots early and felt we could wrestle back momentum.

"I feel like we've got some of the best back rowers in the comp ad the pressure they put on the breakdown puts massive pressure on the opposition.

"Massive challenge away next week against last year's champions, but we'll go to the drawing board, and the win is encouraging."

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That is that at Scotstoun.

A bonus-point win for Glasgow, which by my reckoning sends them top of the URC.

Ah dear Nathan Doak, that's poor.

The Ulster stand-off misses touch, and their hopes of a losing bonus point go up in smoke.

Ben Afshar is on for Glasgow to make his professional debut.

Two and a half minutes left for them to see this out.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Foyle

That's impressive from Glasgow. Once they get into those close quarters it looks as if they have something extra and nobody panics in those spots.

John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on Viaplay

The intensity has been off the charts. One of the best URC games so far this season.

A pass in midfield goes astray, and Glasgow do come back for the penalty.

Tom Jordan nudges it into the corner - Warriors will turn to their lineout again...

Matt Fagerson takes Glasgow to within touching distance of the Ulster line.

The hosts have a penalty advantage to fall back on but they'll want the try here.

Is Johnny Matthews the Salah of Scotstoun?

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A penalty goes Ulster's way, and Nathan Doak pops it over to bring the visitors to within six points.

Ulster won't lie down and let Glasgow have this.

Jacob Stockdale picks a great line, bursts through the Warriors defensive line and takes the visitors into the 22.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Foyle

That's a class score. Brilliantly constructed. I'll tell you what, Johnny Matthews strikes me as good as Tom Stewart and looked like a right winger there.

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