Tommy Seymour
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio Ulster

The way Ulster are playing and their aggressiveness, if their subs can lift the level, there is a chance for them to win here.

Tommy Seymour
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio Ulster

It has been a really bizarre half of rugby, Ulster have been the better side and deserve their lead, but it has been really scrappy.

Some of Ulster's attack has been wonderful but they have some things they need to tidy up as Bordeaux will come out strong in the second half.

After a pulsating first half of rugby, Ulster go in with a narrow lead.

Tries from Cormac Izuchukwu, Nick Timoney and Werner Kok reflect a strong first half performance from the hosts.

However, an early try from Tevita Tatafu and a penalty try means that Bordeaux are still very much in the game.

With the game on a knife-edge, an exciting second half is in store!

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Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Ulster

Ulster have played some nice rugby and have had some nice tactics. Bordeaux have offered little and Ulster with ball in hand, have been the better side.

Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Kingspan Stadium

Relief for Ulster.

Richie Murphy would have been furious had his side not added to their tally while Bordeaux were down to 13. They've not been short of opportunities but that flowing move gives them the edge at the break.

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Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Ulster

What a try from Kok and it is nothing less than Ulster deserve.

Ulster win their lineout and swing it wide with Aidan Morgan combining with Mike Lowry in midfield.

A great attacking set from Ulster.

A powerful maul from Bordeaux but a couple of thunderous hits from Ulster in defence and the ball is turned over.

Penalty to Ulster for a high tackle and they will have one final opportunity to attack before the break.

Zac Ward demonstrates his pace and power with a carry, but Bordeaux once again turn the ball over.

Good variety in attack from Ulster but the visitors are causing a lot of disruption at the breakdown.

Scrum penalty to Bordeaux and the ball is cleared just short of the halfway line.

Good work at the breakdown from Bordeaux, stopping Ulster in their tracks.

The visitors target a breakdown and win a penalty before securing their own lineout.

The ball is kicked into Ulster's backfield and Jude Postlethwaite sends it back with interest.

Maxime Lucu box-kicks clear but Ulster now have the lineout in Bordeaux's half.

A yellow card for a high tackle on Nick Timoney.

Bordeaux down to 13 men.

Can Ulster make their advantage count?

Jefferson Poirot is shown a yellow card for what is deemed to have been a cynical infringement at the breakdown.

Both sides now with 14 players.

Ulster once again attacking with intent in Bordeaux's 22.

The referee is in the unfortunate position of standing in the way of a rampaging Rob Herring and he brings it back for a scrum due to his own obstruction.

A good attacking platform for Ulster if they can maintain parity at the scrum.

Dave McCann will spend 10 minutes in the sin bin for collapsing a maul.

A big blow for Ulster who also concede a penalty try.

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Ulster

That is a hammer blow, what a set-piece by Bordeaux.

The Bordeaux maul rumbles forward and they gain momentum.

Maxime Lucu breaks away and crashes over in the corner but the referee is going to take another look at it.

Ulster lose their own lineout as the ball sails over the top and into the hands of Maxime Lucu at the tail.

Bordeaux now attacking inside Ulster's half but the hosts showing good energy in defence.

Over enthusiasm from Zac Ward at the breakdown concedes a penalty and the visitors kick to the corner.

Ulster have parity in the scrum and powerful carries from Stuart McCloskey and Jude Postlethwaite put them on the front foot.

However, good work at the breakdown from Bordeaux allows them to clear their lines at a crucial moment.