Ulster give away the penalty after Siya Kolisi got his hands on the ball as Alan O'Connor raced forward.

Jacob Stockdale is receiving some treatment on his finger. He looks like he'll be okay to continue.

Here come Ulster again! Nick Timoney runs over the top of Aphelele Fassi and they are just outside the 22!

The Sharks' scrum is all at sea as Scott Wilson and the rest of the pack drive through the South Africans.

Jaden Hendrikse recovers well, but it's all Ulster at the moment.

Here's how Jack Murphy got the first try of the game.

How about the run by Jacob Stockdale? Few players are better to watch in full flight.

Ulster are right up for this.

They are nearly in again as the offloads start flowing but the final to Jacob Stockdale was slightly forward.

Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Two NI

It's been a brilliant start by Ulster.

Ian Humphreys
Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Two NI

Ulster set themselves up to feed the destructive runners and managed to get over the gainline.

Jack Murphy is a bounce away from a perfect kick into touch as he spots some space in the Sharks' backline, but it bobbled the wrong side of the line and the Sharks can touch down.

Ulster have worked their way into the Sharks' 22 here with some good play....but Rob Herring is pinged for holding onto the ball.

The South African pack were all over him there like seagulls on a cheesy chip.

Jacob Stockdale looks to make some early metres and Ulster win the penalty as Am accidentally kicks the Ulster man in the waist as the ball bounced up.

Jack Murphy almost gifts the Sharks an early try as his clearance is charged down by Lukhanyo Am, who looks favourite to touch down.

But Murphy nips in at the crucial moment to get in ahead of the World Cup winner.

Big let off, but well recovered by the young fly-half.

Nathan Doak finds an early touch after Ulster gobbled up the kick-off from Jordan Hendrikse.

Off we go in the Belfast sunshine!

We're having a moment of applause to those connected to Ulster who have ed away in the past 12 months.

It would have been the late Nevin Spence's 35th birthday today too. That's a nice touch

Siya Kolisi and Alan O'Connor, in his final home match for Ulster, lead out the teams in Belfast.

Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on BBC Two NI

I'd love to see James McNabney going against Siya Kolisi. He's one for the future and he needs a big game tonight.

Head coach Richie Murphy says Ulster face "three finals" in their bid to reach the United Rugby Championship play-offs.

Their defeat by Leinster leaves Murphy's side in 10th place in the standings, two points outside the all-important top eight.

Ulster host the Sharks in Belfast tonight and finish their campaign away to Munster and Edinburgh.

"Yeah, it definitely is," Murphy said when asked if Saturday's final home game of the season was a must-win for his side.

"It's very hard to know what you need to get into the top eight but 47 or 48 points will probably do it.

"We're on 37 at the moment, so we'd be pretty happy with 10 or 11 points. Whether that be three wins or picking up a couple of bonus points, it's going to be very tight."

Image source, Inpho

Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on BBC Two NI

The Sharks haven't trained much this week, they have been saving themselves for tonight. It's a great night for rugby.