Wow. What a night for Ulster!

A dominant second half performance from the visitors saw them race away from a strong Edinburgh performance and leapfrog to second in the URC table.

I'm not sure many Ulster fans would have believed it if you'd told them that at the end of last season!

It puts Edinburgh in a tricky position now as they continue chasing the all-important play off spots.

The rugby excitement of the weekend is only just starting as it's the eve of Super Saturday, so make sure to check out the build-up on the BBC Sport app and website and listen to the games on BBC Sounds.

A huge thank you for joining us tonight! Until next time...

Well, it’s safe to say tonight’s match wasn't the only big clash between Irish and Scottish sides this weekend, as tomorrow is Super Saturday aka the best day of the year for rugby lovers!

Ireland face Scotland at the Aviva Stadium on March 13 in the Triple Crown (and potentially even title) decider.

Kick-off is at 14:10 and we’ll have all the build-up on the BBC Sport app and website from 12:30 GMT.

You can also listen to the game on BBC Sounds, as well as the England v France match that evening.

The middle game between Wales and Italy will be shown live on BBC iPlayer and kicks off at 16:40 GMT.

Get ready for more exciting rugby this weekend! It’s going to be interesting…

The six-try performance from Ulster bumps them up to second on the United Rugby Championship table.

They came into this fixture sitting at sixth place.

Despite going in 19-14 down at half time and having two cards shown their way, it was quite the comeback in the second half from Ritchie Murphy's men.

The visiting side managed to stop Edinburgh from scoring in the second half and ran away with an impressive win against a strong side.

Ulster head coach Richie Murphy, speaking on Premier Sports: "We have a much fitter squad than this time last year. We got a bit more clarity and belief in what we're doing, and that shows on the pitch. A lot of those lads were out on the pitch last year but maybe didn't believe they should be there.

"We weren't perfect but we showed great character. Some of the tries we scored after half-time were excellent. We talk a lot about sticking to our processes and play the game that suits us best, and we seen some of that tonight. I think the belief is what I really enjoyed tonight, this is a tough place to come."

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Ulster's number eight is named player of the match!

Augustus was back in action tonight for the first time since December, as he has been rehabing an ankle injury he picked up against Connacht.

What a comeback performance and impact he had. Strong carries, big hits and excellent game play. It was great to see him back in the Ulster jersey.

Talking to Premier Sport, he said: "It means a lot. I'm happy to be back. It's a good win for us and we hope to keep building on it."

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And the final whistle is blown as Ulster are held up over the line!

It matters not though as the visiting side have done more than enough to take home the bonus point victory.

What a match!

Scrum penalty to Ulster and it's met with lots of whooping and cheering.

Will Ulster finish with another try in the final play or kick it out?

Only a minute and a half left on the clock in this fierce contest.

And Ulster win the put into the scrum!

Joe Hopes is on and makes a big impact winning a turnover in the maul.

Five minutes left on the clock of this clash at Hive Stadium...

Edinburgh looking to close the point difference and have the advantage after a knock on by Ulster.

Edinburgh kick the ball straight out and give Ulster a strong attacking position.

Bryn Ward fending off all the Edinburgh men.

The Ward brothers are having absolute blinders.

Ridiculously good take in the air by Zac Ward.

The winger has had a pretty strong game in spite of Ulster's errors this evening.

Cormac Izuchukwu leaves the pitch for a HIA and the decision is made for Harri Morris' card to get ugraded to a red.

A total shocker and something that could come back to bite his side.

Ulster working through the phases. Carson, Lowry and Ward with injections of paces for their side.

Ollie Blyth-Lafferty turns it over and it's another missed opportunity for Ritchie Murphy's men.

Izuchukwu is taken out in the air by Harri Morris.

Morris is sent to the bin with a yellow card and an off-field bunker review.

This is the Ulster lock's first game back from a concussion.

Feels like it should have been a straight red... I'll be surprised if it doesn't get upgraded.

Next score is crucial...

Ulster's forwards are picking and going. Edinburgh pinged twice for offsides, so the visiting side have the advantage.