Ben Afshar kicks the ball into the stands with the clock in the red and Warriors are heading to Dublin for the Investec Champions Cup Quarter Finals.

Henco Venter breaks through and is in acres of space. Ben Afshar collects the pass and dances round a defender before getting dragged down. Stafford McDowall kicks through his offload and touches it down but the TMO confirms the ball had just gone dead.

Glasgow’s pack push Leicester off their own scrum feed and win a penalty. It goes to the corner and Henco Venter splinters off of the maul to crash over for his second. Hastings’ conversion just kisses the outside of the post.

Ben Afshar is on for George Horne

Kyle Steyn does so well to break the line but is tackled just as he shapes to pass to George Horne who is running his classic support line and the ball is lost forward.

The visitors power over from the resulting tap penalty. Conversion is good.

Warriors are intercepted in Leicester’s 22 and the visitors look certain to score. The chasing defence is quick and the Tigers player kicks cross field but Glasgow defenders have spread themselves well. Warriors then intercept but the referee brings play back for a Leicester penalty.

Gregor Brown and Tom Jordan are replaced by Euan Ferrie and Sebastian Cancelliere.

The Tigers almost add a second score in as many minutes as Freddie Stewards breaks through a tackle but Dan Kelly can’t hold the past with the try line beckoning. Warriors get away with one.

The visitors hit back and after opting to tap a 5m penalty, Solomone Kata cuts a line to cross untouched. Conversion good from in front.

Franco Smith uses that try as his que to empty the bench.

Jamie Bhatti, Sam Talakai, Alex Samuel and Rory Darge on.

Nathan McBeth, Zander Fagerson, JP Du Preez and Sione Vailanu off.

Warriors are on fire! Kyle Rowe bursts through a gap in midfield and who else but George Horne is on his shoulder to take the simple pass and run in the score. He celebrates with the East Stand before Adam Hastings adds 2 more points.

Warriors go wide and Kyle Steyn’s power almost gets him over the line. The ball is recycled quickly and Adam Hastings hits a short line to score in back to back matches. He converts his own score from out wide.

The Warriors pack are enjoying the scrum battle this evening. They win another penalty in midfield and Adam Hastings sends the ball into the Leicester half.

Adam Hastings’ conversion from out wide hangs in the air for an age and eventually drops over the bar beautifully,

Warriors’ chase off the kick off is excellent and they drag the Leicester defender over the try line earning a 5m scrum. Sione Vailanu isn’t going to be stopped form that far out and powers over for his second of the game.

Leicester Tigers restart the game.

Glasgow lead by 12 at the break. They’ll play into the wind in the second 40.

Adam Hastings calls an end to the first half by slotting 3 points from in front of the sticks.

Glasgow win a penalty in midfield and send it to the corner looking for another score before half time. Off the resulting line out they go through the phases in the Leicester 22 and win another penalty. Cameron Henderson is sent to the bin.

Leicester turn it over and kick downfield again, but Steyn counter attacks and races into the Tigers half.

Rowe fields another kick downfield, before JP du Preez barges through two tacklers.

Glasgow motoring in midfield, as Vailanu looks for the big carry on halfway.

Great work from Gregor Brown at the lineout, as he fights through the maul and wins the turnover.

Glasgow scrum on the Leicester 10m line.

Big chance!

Steyn goes slicing through, before Tom Jordan shimmies through a gap with one man to beat.

His pass finds Dobie, but Kata gets back to cover in the nick of time and Leicester clear.

Leicester clear through Pollard, but the kick only finds Kyle Rowe, who runs it back with interest.

Big carrying from Vailanu and Venter, as Glasgow apply the pressure.

Jamie Dobie is penalised for contact in the air on Freddie Steward, though, and Leicester escape with the penalty.

Jack van Poortvliet clears to just outside the Leicester 22.

Glasgow lineout, as Stewart finds his man.

Good maul defence from the Tigers, as they just about marshall the maul into touch.

Hanro Liebenberg is penalised for contact in the air, and the skipper receives a warning from the referee.

Back to the corner go the home side.

Zander Fagerson has the upper hand at the scrum, and a penalty duly follows.

Hastings finds touch five metres out.

The officials have deemed the contact accidental, so we restart with a scrum to the Warriors after a Tigers knock on.

The officials are reviewing a head-high contact on Johnny Matthews by a Leicester defender.

Matthews is temporarily off for a HIA, with Grant Stewart on in his place.

Back come the Tigers, as Cameron Henderson carries in midfield.

The Glasgow defence is up well to meet him though, before Zander Fagerson wins a turnover penalty on Harry Wells.

Hastings finds touch on the Leicester 10m line.

Too much power!

The Glasgow scrum marmalises their opposition against the head, and Sione Vailanu is unstoppable from five metres!

Hastings adds the extras, and it’s 14-5.

Henco Venter runs through the Tigers defence following the line out.

Adam Hastings slots the conversion to give Glasgow the lead.

A deliberate knock on from Jack Van Poortviet sees him sent to the bin with Glasgow opting for the corner once more!

After four breathless minutes of hammer and tongs attack, Leicester infringe on their own goal line, and Glasgow have the penalty once more.

Hastings goes to the corner again.

Leicester collapse the maul illegally, and back to the corner goes Hastings.

Right back come the Warriors, as Sione Vailanu wins the penalty straight from the restart.

Adam Hastings takes play into the corner.

It’s first blood to the visitors, as Olly Cracknell barges his way over from close-range to open the scoring.

Pollard pushes the conversion wide.

Handre Pollar kicks a scrum penalty to the corner, and Leicester have the lineout.

An early turnover for the visitors, as the English outfit hold up the maul in midfield for a scrum 35 metres from the Glasgow line.

Handre Pollard swings his boot, and we are underway at a sold-out Scotstoun!