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Ulster v Exeter Chiefs
Kick-off is at 20:00 GMT
Rusi Tuima
Rusi Tuima picks from a ruck on the line after Joe Hawkins went close!
Now the ball falls off the tee for Haydon-Wood. He picks it up and tries for the drop goal, but he sends it well, well wide.
That all came from an error from Stewart Moore from the kick-off, and it's advantage Exeter once again!
Image source, Getty ImagesUlster 12-12 Exeter
Exeter are trying to regroup after throwing away their 12-point lead.
There's some good hands, and now they're inside the 22!
David McCann
What a response by Ulster!
Again, it was all down to the forwards and David McCann, after going close moments earlier, barrels his way over the line!
Nathan Doak has to be quick with the conversion after the ball fell off the tee, but he sends it wide as he has to rush.
We're level! Game on!
Ulster 7-12 Exeter
David McCann goes close from the scum and now Ulster have the penalty advantage!
They've camped on the Exeter line!
Ulster 7-12 Exeter
That try has lifted Ulster! Stewart Moore sends a delightful kick into the 22, and Rob Lyttle nails Paul Brown-Wood with the tackle.
Exeter take an age to use the ball....so long that Hollie Davidson pulls them up and Ulster have a scrum in a great position!
Ulster 7-12 Exeter
Harvey Skinner knocks the ball on straight from kick-off, and that's another small win for Ulster.
Ulster 7-12 Exeter
Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Sounds
Simple, yet so effective.
Cormac Izuchukwu (con Doak)
Ulster get their reward! Cormac Izuchuwku had just gone close, but he manages to get over in the next phase!
That's a try for the forwards - it was pure power!
Nathan Doak converts. Game on!
Ulster 0-12 Exeter
Izuchukwu goes close but is brought down!
They are almost over through Scott Wilson! So close!
Ulster 0-12 Exeter
Ulster win the throw and the forwards are making some metres....
They're five metres out!
Ulster 0-12 Exeter
It's another penalty for Ulster, this time because Christ Tshiunza infringed at the line out.
Jack Murphy sends it into the 22.
Ulster 0-12 Exeter
Ulster win the penalty after Jack Innard strayed offside.
Scott Wilson thought he would do a Vintcent and go solo, but Hollie Davidson's whistle had long gone.
Ulster 0-12 Exeter
That sums it up so far from Ulster.
After winning the scrum, Jack Murphy looks to send it wide for Rob Lyttle but his kick is straight into touch.
Ulster 0-12 Exeter
Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Kingspan Stadium
That is truly sensational by Ross Vintcent - and met with hearty acclaim by the travelling supporters here in Belfast.
But where did Ulster go there? Rob Lyttle, called into action much earlier than he would have anticipated, had no answer. Vintcent was not to be stopped.
Ross Vintcent
It's a stunning try but where on earth was the Ulster defence?!
After winning the throw on their own 22, back row Ross Vintcent picks up from the ruck and finds himself in metres of space.
He charges forward, sprints between Stewart Moore and Rob Lyttle, and manages to keep his composure to score.
That's a great individual score, but a disaster from Ulster's point of view.
Will Haydon-Wood misses the conversion.
Ulster 0-7 Exeter
Rob Lyttle tries to work his magic and he sends a little kick through, which he almost manages to gather before it rolls into touch.
It's an Exeter throw on their own 22.
Ulster 0-7 Exeter
Exeter win the throw and Niall Armstrong, who won a couple of Schools' Cups with Inst at this very ground, sends it into the Ulster 22.
Stewart Moore is there to gather and he calls for the free.
Ulster 0-7 Exeter
Michael Lowry and Ben Carson look to create some space down the left, but Carson rushes his kick and it's straight into touch.
It's just not clicking for the hosts so far.
Ulster 0-7 Exeter
Cormac Izuchukwu wins the throw but it's soon turned over by Exeter, who look to run it through Will Rigg.
Exeter eventually clear, and it's back in Ulster hands once more.
Ulster 0-7 Exeter
Aside from Exeter's superb try, it's been rather stop-start in the opening eight minutes.
It's been all Exeter so far, but Nick TImoney does really well to win a penalty from a turnover, and this could give Ulster a first platform.
Jack Murphy sticks it into the 22.
