The Ospreys points were put on the board by Wells, Hook, S Williams, Bowe, Byrne, R Jones, who all passed the white line to score tries. Danger man James Hook converted all but one try, putting an extra 10 points on the board.
Flyhalf Hook was responsible for the 3 penalty points for the Ospreys.

The Ulster men once again had a tough time with the referee, having three players sin-binned. Ulster men; Matt McCullough, BJ Botha and Stephen Ferris all spent time in the bin for; hands in the ruck, infringements in the scrum and knees in a ruck, respectively.

Ulster winger, Clinton Schifcofske missed three penalty attempts, while a highlight for Ulster, was player/coach Paul Steinmetz, who replaced Bryn Cunningham in the first half, making a try saving tackle on Nikki Walker early in the second half.

Top of the league Ospreys, proved too strong for the Ulster team, but the lessons will be learnt and progress must be made for Ulster's next match at home against Edinburgh on Friday 3rd October.

Att: 7,225
Referee: Peter Allan (SRU).

Ulster Team:
(1-8)
Justin Fitzpatrick; Nigel Brady; Brendon Botha; Carlo Del Fava (Capt); Ryan Caldwell; Matt McCullough; Kieron Dawson; Robbie Diack

(9-15)
Isaac Boss; Niall O'Connor; Clinton Schifoske; Andrew Trimble; Rob Dewey; Timoci Nagusa; Bryn Cunningham

Replacements:
(16-22)Stuart Phillpott; Tom Court; Ed O'Donoghue; Stephen Ferris; Paul Marshall; Ian Humphreys; Paul Steinmetz


Ospreys Team:

(1-8) Tom Smith; Marty Holah; Jonathan Thomas; Ian Evans; Andy Lloyd; Adam Jones ; Richard Hibbard; Paul James (Capt)

(9-15) Rhodri Wells; Daniel Biggar; Shane Williams; James Hook; Tommy Bowe; Nikki Walker; Lee Byrne

Replacements:
(16-22)Huw Bennett; Duncan Jones; Ian Gough; Ryan Jones; Rhys Webb; Andrew Bishop; Gavin Henson