Key Timings
Gates will open at 6.15pm, for a 7.45pm kick-off.
Glasgow Warriors
10bet Lions Warriors earn a penalty in the final phase of play and George Horne robs the visitors of a bonus point with the last kick of the game.
Against the head Glasgow get a shove on and earn a huge penalty. Dan Lancaster kicks into the Lions 22.
Glasgow rip the ball in the tackle but it goes forward and the Lions will feed a midfield scrum.
Warriors go from coast to coast in the Lions’ 22 before Ollie Smith finds space out wide and steps inside his defender to touch down. Conversion is good. Glasgow lead.
Strong defence on the Lions’ 22 forces a mistake from the South African’s and Warriors will feed an attacking scrum.
Seb Stephen comes on in the back row for Macenzzie Duncan
The visitors lead – Morne Brandon is driven over by the maul for the score.
Chamberlain can’t convert, so it’s a one-point game.
Repeat penalties and the Lions go back to the corner.
A long advantage from the referee…
The Lions have the penalty and kick to the corner.
Oguntibeju charges down van den Berg, but is deemed offside – the Lions find touch on halfway.
The crowd don’t like it, but the Lions have their second try – Siba Mahashe finishes off in the corner after an interception in midfield.
It looked like Watson was taken out in the air in the leadup, but the officials say play on and the try stands.
No conversion, so it remains 19-15 to the hosts.
Watson almost clear again as he’s brought down just short!
The Lions regroup and win the penalty at the ruck, finding touch on their own 10m line.
Sensational from Watson!
The winger fields a long kick and counter attacks superbly, beating countless defenders on his way.
He’s dragged down just short, before Max Williamson is held up as he goes for the line.
Turnover ball and Hiddleston of all people is the man to kick long!
He follows up well and when the ball comes back on Glasgow’s side, McDowall finds touch 10m from the Lions line.
The Lions looking dangerous again, but the Warriors clean up on their own five metre line and Horne clears to touch on his own 22.
A miscommunication between Smith and Kuenzle, and the ball goes forward – scrum to the Lions on halfway.
That’s Craig’s last action of the match, Max Williamson coming on to replace him in the second row.
Alex Craig almost bursts through, spotting a defender out of position and carrying strongly.
He knocks on as he hits the deck though, and its a scrum to the Lions.
Knock on at the restart from the Lions, and Glasgow have the scrum 20m out.
A first try of the night from the Lions, as Morne van den Berg spots a gap and darts over from close range.
The conversion is successful and its 19-10
Jack Singleton’s debut is done – the hooker is replaced by Gregor Hiddleston.
Smith goes to touch from a scrum penalty and the Lions play – Glasgow up quickly in defence though, driving the visitors back.
The Lions look to go down the shortside but Kuenzle blocks the kick – he hacks long, but the ball beats everyone and goes dead.
Scrum to the visitors on halfway.
Instant impact from Schickerling and the Glasgow scrum wins the penalty.
Lancaster finds touch on the Lions 10m line.
Jake Shearer has been replaced at half time, as Patrick Schickerling comes on at loosehead prop.
Penalty to the visitors and Smith goes long, finding touch on the Glasgow 22.
Once again though, the hosts hold up the lineout drive and win the scrum.
Lancaster gets play back underway at Scotstoun, as he sends the restart deep into the Lions 22.
Knock on in midfield, and that’ll do it for the first half – your Warriors have a 19-3 lead at the break.
Smith looks to counter, but the referee blows for a penalty after seeing a push in the backfield.
Lions penalty on halfway, kicked to touch 15m inside the Glasgow half.
The Lions win the ball back at the restart, but the Warriors hold up their opponents and win the scrum on their own 22.
It’s a try on debut for Jack Singleton!
Horne makes the break, and on his shoulder is the hooker, who sprints over with a grin on his face for the try!
Horne can’t add the extras on this occasion, so it remains 19-3.
Smith looks to kick in behind for Kuenzle, but the ball bounces into touch on the Lions 22.
There’s a TMO referral after Lancaster kicks to touch, and Etienne Oosthuizen is shown a yellow card for head contact.
Richardson is off for a Head Injury Assessment, replaced by Sam Talakai.
Miller at the breakdown!
The flanker gets over the ball and wins the penalty – Lancaster finds touch on the Lions 10m line.
Lions ball on the Glasgow 10m line, as the home side fronts up in defence.
Big shot from Richardson stops the momentum from the Lions, who shape to kick.
A second try for the Warriors!
It’s another brilliant carry from Ferrie, who gets his hands free to offload to Lancaster.
He in turn feeds Horne on the inside, and when the scrum-half is stopped five metres out Lancaster is there on the switch line to take the ball and go under the posts.
Horne converts and it’s 14-3 to the hosts.
This time Watson kicks long and his kick chase forces the slice from the Lions – Glasgow ball on the Lions 10m, as Oguntibeju carries strongly.
End to end!
First its Fin Richardson who breaks the line and links with Ferrie, but the offload to Horne hits the deck and the Lions kick long in return.
Smith and Kuenzle clean up, but the kick return is fielded by Mpeku and he runs it back.
This time its Singleton who overthrows and the Lions clear up to halfway.
Its pinpoint from Kuenzle, as the winger finds touch 15m out with a 50-22!
Great read from Macenzzie Duncan, as he stops the back peel and wins the scrum.
A first touch for Kelly Mpeku on the Lions wing, but he’s well marshalled by Horne.
Glasgow are penalised at the breakdown again though – this time Smith elects to go to the corner.
Horne finds touch and the Lions look to counter, but the kick in behind deflects into touch off Kuenzle.
Lions lineout on the Glasgow 10m line.
What work rate from Jare Oguntibeju!
The Lions pick off a loose ball and look to go the distance, offloading between themselves on their way to the line.
The big Glasgow second rower gets back superbly to make the tackle on Francke Horn though, before Ally Miller wins the penalty at the ruck.
Glasgow lineout on their own 10m line.
Singleton picks off the overthrow and it’s worked wide – here goes Watson!
He’s brought down on the Lions 22 and Glasgow look to play.
What a hit from Lancaster – the fly-half levels his man in defence and forces the error, allowing Horne to clear up to the Glasgow 10m line.
Glasgow knock on inside their own 22, and the Lions have the scrum 15 metres out.
Euan Ferrie is penalised at the ruck, and Chris Smith goes for goal.
The fly-half makes no mistake from 30m out in front of the posts, getting the Lions on the board.
Horne clears from the restart, and the Lions have the ball on the Glasgow 10m line.
No denying this one!
It’s great work off the scrum from Stafford McDowall and George Horne, the latter sniping through before linking with Smith to release Kuenzle.
He takes it up to the 22, before Lancaster’s cross-kick finds Fergus Watson – the winger shrugs off the tackle and sprints home for the score!
Horne converts for a 7-0 lead.
An early replacement for Glasgow, as Ally Miller comes on for Jamie Ritchie in the back row.
Knock on at the base of the ruck from the Lions, and Glasgow have the scrum on their own 10m line.
Smith once again kicks long, and the covering Ollie Smith returns by finding touch on his own 10m line.
The Lions clear through the box-kick, before they win the scrum at the lineout.
Almost the opening try of the night goes to Glasgow!
It’s brilliant work from Jack Singleton, the debutant spotting the intercept at the back of the Lions lineout and racing towards the line.
He’s brought down five metres out, but the ball is recycled through Macenzzie Duncan and Lancaster, the latter flinging it wide to Kuenzle.
The winger pins his ears back and goes for the corner, but the Television Match Official deems he’s dragged into touch just before the line.
Lions lineout five metres out.
Early half-breaks from Bayley Kuenzle and Lancaster, before Stafford McDowall grubbers in behind.
Lions lineout on their own 22.
A deliberate knock on in midfield and the penalty is awarded – Dan Lancaster finds touch on halfway.
Chris Smith puts an early kick in behind the Glasgow defence, and it finds touch just outside the Glasgow 22.
A first throw for Jack Singleton on his debut, and he finds Jamie Ritchie.
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