Finn Carnduff muscles Ben Carson into touch and Zac Ward is bundled into touch.

Here come Leicester form the maul....

But Ulster give away the free-kick at the scrum.

The start of this half has been as scrappy as much as the first half was exciting.

Aidan Morgan puts through an excellent kick that bounces just inside the line before going into touch. That was very close to a 50/22.

Montoya throws it in, but it wasn't straight and Ulster have the scrum on the Tigers' 22.

There's a bit of kick tennis before Ulster get the scrum just inside their own half.

Leicester win the scrum but Pollard sends it into touch, so we're about to have our third set piece in the opening two minutes of the second half.

Ulster win an early line-out and Nick Timoney comes charging forward.

Nathan Doak chips over the top and almost gathers his kick, but play is brought back for a knock on by Timoney.

Off we go! 40 minutes to decide this one!

That try-scoring feeling!

No English teams have won today. Is that about to change?

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Michael Cheika is looking pretty animated in the changing room at half-time as he talks to his players.

It won't be long before the teams are back out at Welford Road.

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How big has Iain Henderson been for Ulster in this first half on his return from injury?

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Sounds

Leicester have played more of the rugby and look a bit more adventurous, but they've had a lack of clinical accuracy. Ulster are still in this.

Gareth Steenson
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster

It's been brilliant. It was the start that Ulster wanted, they were really tenacious in what they were doing.

This would be enough for Leicester to progress to the knock out stages.

For Ulster, it would be a first point and they would need to beat Exeter next week to have any hope of progressing.

There's a long way to go in this one, however.

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A pretty enjoyable half of rugby at Welford Road comes to a close.

Leicester hold a narrow advantage at the break.

Leicester win the throw and here comes the maul....

That scrum becomes a penalty. Huge effort by the Tigers pack.

Handre Pollard sticks it into the corner.

Is there time for one final chance this half?

Zac Ward drops a kick midway through his own half and Tigers will have the scrum.

It's deep into the Ulster half and the Tigers win their own throw at the third time of asking.

They look to go through the phases but they drop the ball backwards. They still have it but any momentum is lost.

Iain Henderson leads by example and gets his sizeable hands on the ball to win a penalty for Ulster, who should be able to clear.

Ulster go off the back of the scrum but Reffell is the main man again and he forces a penalty turnover.

Into the corner or go for the posts? Decisions, decisions...