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What a night!

It looked like Munster were going to dominate when they had a 26-5 lead at the break, but Ulster fought back and won the second half 21-0 to come out with a nail-biting 26-26 draw at home.

The intrerpro derby certainly delivered and you can read Matt Gault's report from the Affidea Stadium here.

Richie Murphy's side will head to Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi next week to kick off their Challenge Cup campaign against Zebre, whilst Munster host Racing 92 at home in the Champions Cup.

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Speaking to Premier Sports at full-time, Ulster's Jacob Stockdale said:

"We were obviously disappointed they kicked it out at the end but we can't give teams that sort of advantage in the first half.

"We saw it here in Edinburgh when we nearly brought it back, we saw it here tonight where we nearly brought it back.

"We're an unbelievably potent team when we get it right but we can't keep giving teams that much of an advantage and then have to claw it back."

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Player of the match, Scarlets full-back Blair Murray, told Premier Sports:

"We had a bit of a slow start in the first half and our mistakes made it hard.

"We knew if we kept hold of the ball we would have a good run.

"I am so proud of the boys’ efforts, we knew we had to stick in it and that it was important to get a win before going to South Africa.

"Boys stepped when we needed them to help us get the win."

This evening's player of the match is Munster's Marnus van der Merwe.

He was physical, won big turnovers and scored a try.

Speaking to Premier Sports after the final whistle, he said:

"Ulster came out banging in the second half. We should have controlled it better but credit to Ulster.

"We had penalties that cost us. We wanted to make sure the physicality was there and the boys really came out banging.

"We need to look back and see what cost us."

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Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Sport NI

With the score at half-time you'd take the draw every day of the week, but they will be disappointed. What can you say?

Bonkers! The interpro derby ends in a draw at the Affidea Stadium.

Ulster fight back from being down 26-5 at half-time to hold Munster out from scoring in the second half and clinch a draw.

Two tries by Jacob Stockdale on his 150th cap for Ulster, along with scores from David McCann and Stuart McCloskey sees the home side level in an absolute thriller.

What a match.

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Ulster win the line-out. Will they edge a victory?

Rob Baloucoune goes soaring down the wing.

We're a minute into the red at the Affidea Stadium and Munster win a penalty.

They opt for the corner.

The clock is in the red and the scrum will be reset...

Munster have the put in to the scrum.

Time is paused with nine seconds left on the clock.

We'll have time for a restart... Will it be a consecutive draw for Ulster or will someone edge it?

A minute is left on the clock and Munster are up the 10 metre line.

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Former Ulster fly-half Ian Humphreys on BBC Sport NI

Unbelievable! Ulster have played so well in this second half. It's fantastic work by Ulster.

Can Ulster level Munster with five minutes to go?

They are five metres show as the forwards apply huge pressure and drive forward.

It looks to be another scrum for Munster...

However, it's an Ulster ball as the TMO intervenes and says there was a hand in the line-out.

This final quarter is delivering some bonkers rugby!

Ulster manage to win a penalty at Munster's scrum time.

Impressive work by Michael Foy on his debut as he wins a turnover on Stuart McCloskey.

The ball falls off the tee, a 10 second warning is called and the kick falls short from O'Shea.

There are still just seven points in it.

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Sam Costelow was wide with two conversions but came up with the goods for Scarlets with a late effort from the tee.

The Wales fly-half's penalty proves to be the difference between the two strugglers.

Scarlets get up and running after defeats by Cardiff and Dragons, Benetton are still winless after three rounds.

A big win for Nigel Davies' men, who have a double-header in South Africa after starting their Challenge Cup campaign against Newcastle next weekend.