Another penalty goes Glasgow's way, as Tom Stewart strays offside.

Tom Jordan kicks to the corner again - Glasgow will look to their maul.

End-to-end stuff at Scotstoun.

It's Glasgow on the attack now, Ulster get done for offside after some big carries, and the penalty is kicked into the corner.

Ben Whitehouse is having a word with Iain Henderson about discipline.

Will Addison and James Hume have their wires crossed and a wee bit of crossing gifts Glasgow a penalty.

That's a big moment, because the hosts were hanging on in defence.

The Warriors are getting destroyed at the breakdown so far.

Another penalty goes Ulster's way, and Nathan Doak kicks the visitors into Glasgow's 22 again.

This is Sean Kennedy's first home start in front of a crowd for over 11 years.

Some way to mark it.

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Right, Glasgow have a penalty that Tom Jordan kicks into the Ulster 22.

Can they get their lineout working and get a foothold in this game?

Glasgow make their way into Ulster's half for the first time in what seems like an eternity, but James McNabney does brilliantly to rip possession away from Sione Tuipulotu.

An Ulster knock-on gives Glasgow some much-needed respite.

The visitors have had 75% possession and 76% territory so far. Glasgow conceding five penalties hasn't helped that.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Foyle

This is a big, big Glasgow pack but at the minute they can't get their hands on the ball.

John Cooney thinks he's darted over for Ulster's second try but the TMO is having a look at this.

It's all Ulster here.

They are straight back into Glasgow's 22, and win a penalty that Billy Burns nudges into the corner.

Big chance.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Foyle

Tom Stewart does what Tom Stewart does well, just bides his time at the back. A serious sign of intent from the Ulster side.

James Hume drops a wee grubber kick in behind, which Matt Fagerson gets to first, but the Glasgow flanker is under huge pressure and concedes a penalty for not releasing.

Ulster go to the corner...

Ulster come forward again, and Jamie Bhatti is pinged for not rolling away quickly enough.

Billy Burns kicks the penalty to touch, and this is an excellent platform from which to attack.

Ulster have starter the brighter of the two sides here, and make their way to the edge of the Glasgow 22, but a knock-on allows the hosts to clear.

We are off under the Scotstoun lights...

You only have to look at the league table to understand the excitement leading into this game (from me anyway).

Both Glasgow and Edinburgh are up the top end of the URC table, having started with four wins from their first five league games.

The only defeat for both teams this season coincidentally came against Connacht.