Ulster 47-13 Benetton (19:45 GMT)
Robert Baloucoune and Werner Kok score tries
Benetton hit back through Bautista Bernasconi
Jacob Umaga's penalty gives Italians a one-point lead at half time
James Hume's converted try puts Ulster back in front before Kok secures bonus point
A penalty try, Harry Sheridan and Baloucoune put Ulster in control
Ulster fifth in table while Benetton are 10th
United Rugby Championship returns after break for November internationals
FT: Ulster 47-13 Benetton
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's all from tonight's game in Belfast.
It was a big win for Ulster and you can read Jana McCabe's report from the game here.
Keep an eye on the BBC Sport app and website for more reaction from the game.
We will be back next Friday night for Ulster v Racing in the European Challenge Cup.
See you then and enjoy the rest of your evening.
FT: Ulster 47-13 Benetton
Player-of-the-match Jude Postlethwaite speaks to Premier Sports after the game:
"Credit to Bennetton I thought they were good in the first half, but we pulled away in the second half."
On taking his chance filling in for regular centre Stuart McCloskey
"It's big boots to fill, he helps me during the week to go into the games confident and let me show my game"
What was the message from Richie Murphy at half-time
"Keep the pressure up, let our game do the talking, cut out handling errors and i think we made more of those passes stick."
Ulster 47-13 Benetton
What a second half from Richie Murphy's men.
Down by a point at the break Ulster rallied in the second half to score 35 unanswered points.
Werner Kok scored a brace of tries and Jude Postlethwaite was instrumental throughout.
Still just the one defeat for Ulster this season as they head for the top three.
For Benetton they will be disappointed, but they won't dwell on the loss for two long with a team full of internationals to return for Europe next week.
(Try) Rob Baloucoune (conv.) Jake Flannery (77 mins)
Ulster wanting to finish this game on a high and Baloucoune does the honours.
As the play sweeps right, Jacob Stockdale sets the winger free and thanks to some very weak defence by the Italian side, Baloucoune is able to roll over the try line for his side's seventh of the night.
Jake Flannery is on target from the tee.
Ulster 40-13 Benetton
Scrum Benetton 25 metres from their own line.
Rob Herring is off the field and Tom Stewart is back on in his place. Herring trotted off so unclear what the reason is.
Ulster 40-13 Benetton
Whatever Richie Murphy said at the break clearly had an effect; 12-13 down to now lead 40-13 is quite the turnaround and still eight minutes to play.
(Try) Harry Sheridan (conv.) Nathan Doak (68 mins)
That is try number six for the Ulstermen.
Jacob Stockdale with a powerful carry bursting into the danger zone. A couple of rucks later and Sheridan waltzes over from a metre as the Benetton defence is falling to their knees.
Doak adds two more points from the tee.
Ulster 33-13 Benetton
Bryn Ward, son of Andy and brother of Zac, is now on the field for Ulster, a powerful back rower.
Stewart Moore is also on after being recalled from a loan spell at Newcastle in the English Premiership.
Penalty (63 mins)
A definite Penalty try there for the hosts.
Rob Baloucoune was set to run home down the left wing unopposed if it wasn't for Onisi Ratave's deliberate knock-on.
The game has really got away from this young Benetton side this last few minutes and Ulster look set to be heading to the top three in the table.
Onisi Ratave (63 mins)
Yellow card for the Benetton winger for a deliberate knock-on, but will it be upgraded ot include a penalty try?
(Try) Werner Kok (conv.) Nathan Doak (59 mins)
Kok grabs his second of the match and that is the bonus point for the home side.
Jude Postlethwaite again instrumental. First, making the initial break and then passing inside down the left to Kok who scampers over the line to round off a fabulous Ulster move.
Doak grabs the extras once more. Is that the game?
Ulster 19-13 Benetton
Ulster almost in again but the final pass to Rob Baloucoune on the overlap is fumbled as the line beckoned.
Scrum Benetton on their own 22.
(Try) James Hune (conv.) Nathan Doak (53 mins)
Ulster re-take the lead!
Werner Kok goes smashing to within 10 metres of the Benetton line, the South African resembling a Tasmanian Devil with his thrusting and twisting.
Substitute Rob Herring then goes close before the ball is played left and there is James Hume to jink over from close range.
Nathan Doak knocks over the extra two.
Ulster 12-13 Benetton
The Italian side really attacking with pace as they enter the Ulster 22, however, Scott Wilson the Ulster prop forces a superb turover on the deck and they escape.
Ulster 12-13 Benetton
Scrappy start to the second period so far.
Benetton not wanting to kick the ball as the wind is blowing into their faces. All to play for still.
Ulster 12-13 Benetton
The answer is...no.
A dis-jointed lineout is knocked on and Benetton are let off the hook.
Ulster 12-13 Benetton
Now it is the home side who win a penalty after a tackle off the ball.
Jack Murphy kicks into the Benetton 22. can they make this one count?
Ulster 12-13 Benetton
Early penalty for Benetton outside their own 22. Rob Baloucoune involved in a coming together with a visiting player under a high ball. Unfortunate one that.
Ulster 12-13 Benetton
Jack Murphy gets the action re-started for Uster
HT: Ulster 12-13 Benetton
Image source, Getty ImagesElsehwere, there's a bit of a shock on the cards in Wales.
Leinster, who only have two wins from five matches, are trailing the Dragons at half time.
The Dragons are yet to win a match this season, so that would be a massive shock if they can hold on.
