What a finish we had in Belfast as Ulster clinched a last-gasp victory over URC champions Glasgow.

Dave Shanahan is Ulster's hero with that try so late in what was a pulsating encounter as the hosts start their campaign with a win.

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Incredible drama in Belfast as Ulster score a winning try with the clock deep in the red.

Glasgow dominated the first hour in terms of territory and possession.

However, Richie Murphy's side fought back with a spirited display in the final quarter shifting the momentum of the game.

Substitute Dave Shanahan was Ulster's hero, securing his side their first win in their season opener against the reigning URC champions by a single point.

The clock goes red and Ulster have a penalty which Aidan Morgan sends into the corner for one final attempt.

Ulster win their lineout and burrow their way slowly forward.

Under a minute to go here in Belfast.

Ulster have the scrum and only a try will do.

Can Ulster pull off a shock in the final few moments?

Ulster launch an attack off the scrum and Werner Kok crashes it up in midfield and a series of carries brings the hosts within metres of the opposition line.

Can they breach the stubborn Glasgow defence?

Frustration for Glasgow as their lineout is deemed not straight.

Ulster will look to continue to put the pressure on now with a scrum on Glasgow's 22.

Ulster have a try ruled out and then get held up over the line.

Richie Murphy's side have been piling on pressure but have failed to convert their territory and possession into points.

Just over 10 minutes to go and still everything to play for.

A yellow card for Richie Gray for repeated Glasgow infringements puts the visitors briefly down to 13 men.

Ulster drive over the line but Jude Postlethwaite loses the ball forward and the on-field decision is no try.

Ulster attempt to steer their maul over the line but are stopped just short of the line.

The hosts continue to apply pressure but Glasgow making them work for every inch.

Ulster win a penalty and they point to the corner - a real statement of intent with only two points separating the sides!

Ulster finally have a spell of meaningful possession in Glasgow's half.

A grubber kick from Jude Postlethwaite is touched down in the in-goal area, and Ulster run the drop-out back.

The noise is really picking up in Belfast as Ulster pummel the Glasgow line with carries.

Werner Kok comes on for Stewart Moore to make his Ulster debut.

A yellow card is shown to out-half Tom Jordan for contact to the head of Stewart Moore in the ruck.

Can Ulster take advantage of their one man advantage for the next 10 minutes?

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Sounds

It's been passive in defence from Ulster at the breakdown - it's such a contrast with Glasgow, who are piling into absolutely everything whether they have the ball or not.

Glasgow with another probing kick into Ulster's backfield, pinning Ulster back in their own 22.

Stewart Moore goes down with an injury sustained in a ruck clear-out from Tom Jordan.

The referee is taking another look...