Ulster moved to the top of the GUINNESS PRO14 Conference B table tonight courtesy of an eight-try 52-25 blitz of the Dragons, with several fringe players making a strong case for more game-time in the weeks and months ahead.

Ulster entertain Welsh opposition for the second week running, with director of rugby Les Kiss looking for his side to build on last Friday's encouraging win over the Scarlets. "I don't think it was a 10-out-of-10 from us but it's a sign that we're on the right track. It's a good marker but there are work-ons," he said, ahead of the visit of the Dragons.

A late John Andrew try edged Ulster over the line at the expense of the Scarlets at an emotional Kingspan Stadium, as the province maintained their winning start to the new GUINNESS PRO14 season.

One team is certain to lose their unbeaten GUINNESS PRO14 record when the Scarlets visit Kingspan Stadium tonight, with the champions going up against Les Kiss' Ulster who have started strongly too.

Captain Andrew Trimble led from the front in Treviso as his two early tries helped Ulster on their way to a workmanlike 21-14 victory over a Benetton Rugby side whose much-improved second half performance almost grabbed a late draw.

Recent Ireland debutants Jacob Stockdale and Kieran Treadwell will make their first starts of the season in northern Italy as Ulster look to make it two wins out of two in the revamped GUINNESS PRO14.

Ulster gave the Toyota Cheetahs a rude initiation into GUINNESS PRO14 rugby with a powerhouse six-try 42-19 win at Kingspan Stadium tonight.

A packed house is expected tonight at Kingspan Stadium where Ulster will be the first team from the northern Hemisphere to take on South African opposition in the newly-expanded GUINNESS PRO14.