Ulster mounted a remarkable second-half fightback to draw 26-26 with Munster in a thrilling United Rugby Championship Irish derby in Belfast. Munster had established a commanding 26-5 lead at the break, with tries from Alex Kendellen, Marnus van der Merwe, and Dan Kelly.
Jacob Stockdale, marking his 150th appearance, scored his second try to ignite Ulster's hopes. David McCann further reduced the deficit, and Stuart McCloskey touched down three minutes from time to level the score.
This result marks Ulster's second consecutive draw, following a 33-33 tie with Glasgow last week. An opening loss to Edinburgh means Richie Murphy's team is still seeking their first win of the season.