Ulster head coach Dan McFarland has named an unchanged starting team for tomorrow night's United Rugby Championship meeting with the Emirates Lions in Belfast (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player).
After making it three bonus point wins from three games last time out against Benetton, McFarland sticks with the same formula, with just two changes to his replacements bench.
Ireland internationals Eric O'Sullivan and Kieran Treadwell come in, the latter set to make his first appearance of the season, while Callum Reid and Mick Kearney drop out of the matchday squad.
In the front row, Rob Herring makes his 201st appearance for the province in between props Tom O'Toole and Andrew Warwick, while Australian Sam Carter once again captains the team alongside Alan O'Connor.
For the third game in a row, Matty Rea, Nick Timoney and David McCann complete the forwards.
Nathan Doak starts again in the absence of the injured John Cooney, Ulster's Man of the Match in each of their last two games joins Billy Burns in the half-backs.
Stewart Moore and James Hume once again start in the centre, with Craig Gilroy and Ethan McIlroy either side of Will Addison in the back three.
Ulster: Will Addison; Craig Gilroy, James Hume, Stewart Moore, Ethan McIlroy; Billy Burns, Nathan Doak; Andrew Warwick, Rob Herring, Tom O'Toole; Alan O'Connor, Sam Carter (capt); Matty Rea, Nick Timoney, David McCann.
Replacements: Brad Roberts, Eric O'Sullivan, Ross Kane, Kieran Treadwell, Sean Reidy, David Shanahan, Mike Lowry, Ben Moxham.
Lions: Divan Roussouw; Stean Pienaar, Manuel Rass, Megiel Burger Odendaal (capt), Sibahle Maxwane ;EW Viljoen, Andre Warner; Sti Sithole, Gerrit Visagie, Carlu Sadie ;Ruben Schoeman, Reinhard Nothnagel; Sibusiso Sangweni, Vincent Tshituka, Ruhan Straeuli
Replacements: Pieter Jacobus Botha, Ruan Dreyer, Asenathi Ntlabakanye, Wilhelm van der Sluys, Emmanuel Tshituka, Morne van den Berg, Frederik Zeilinga, Wandisile Simelane.
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