Try: Henderson, McCloskey Con: Jackson 2 Pen: Jackson <br /> <br />Glasgow stretched their winning run in the Pro12 to five games with an engrossing comeback against Ulster at Scotstoun. <br /> <br />The visitors scored the first two tries of the match, early in the first half through Iain Henderson and early in the second with a controversial one for Stuart McCloskey. <br /> <br />Glasgow trailed 17-9 after almost an hour, but rapid-fire scores from man-of-the-moment Stuart Hogg and then Tommy Seymour dealt a blow to Ulster's play-off hopes. <br /> <br />Ulster were even denied the consolation of a losing bonus point when Hogg, the great showstopper, boomed over a penalty from 53 metres with the last kick. <br /> <br />The drama - and the big refereeing calls from John Lacey - began as early as the second minute when Glasgow lost the golden boy of Scottish rugby, Hogg, to the sin-bin. The full-back came in at the side of a ruck and while he was away, Ulster struck. <br /> <br />It had been on the cards even with a full complement, as Ulster carved Glasgow open in those opening minutes, with Stuart Olding and Craig Gilroy's footwork getting through soft tackling from the home side and into open country. <br />SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel For More Great Videos https://www.youtube.com/rugbyworlds/ <br />Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/rugby worlds/
