The big Canadian DTH van der Merwe makes a dash down the left wing and, perhaps inspired by Stuart Hogg's clever try against Ulster at Scotstoun in the final Pro12 game before the semi-final, attempts to dink it over full-back Felix Jones, who takes the full force of the ball in his face to halt the attack.

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Andy Burke
BBC Scotland

"Barnstorming run from Nakarawa and an unbelievable off-load to put Harley under the sticks. You can't train what the big Fijian offers. It's pure instinct."

First blood to Glasgow! Fijian lock Leone Nakarawa is as slippery as an eel as he squirms through challenge after challenge, while holding the ball aloft in one of his dinner-plate mitts before handing off to Rob Harley to crash under the posts.

Finn Russell adds the extras.

Keatley pulls his kick wide of the posts. And Glasgow are on the charge, with a rampaging DTH van der Merwe stopped in this tracks by a brilliant tap-tackle from Denis Hurley. The Munster skipper got a couple of fingers on the big Canada winger's studs...

DTH van der Merwe is penalised for going off his feet and Ian Keatley lines up a long-range penalty for Munster.

A good early marker for Glasgow as they rumble through the phases and the red shirts of Munster are scrambling before a penalty for not releasing relieves the pressure.

Andy Burke
BBC Scotland

"Paul O'Connell takes to the field in a Munster shirt for the last time, and he'll be desperate to bow out with a win. He is up against the man many consider to be his successor as the outstanding lock in European rugby - Glasgow's Jonny Gray.

"The young buck memorably thundered through O'Connell's tackle and left the Irish captain on his backside when the sides met at Scotstoun in December. Their battle could be key."

A blast of the whistle from Welsh referee Nigel Owens and Munster get us started.

There is a sense that this Munster side is getting close to restoring the glory days, with a talented group coming of age together, while Glasgow are at the end of a chapter full of promise since so many players will be moving on in the summer.

Kellock will be joined by Dougie Hall in retirement, while DTH van der Merwe, Niko Matawalu, Jon Welsh and Sean Maitland are moving on.

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How about previous meetings? Glasgow won 21-18 at Scotstoun in December. But Munster avenged that defeat with a 22-10 success in Cork in February.

Glasgow and Munster finished locked on points at the end of the 'regular season', with the Warriors top of the standings with 16 wins to 15.

Both semi-finals were close affairs, with Glasgow coming from behind to snatch a 16-14 win over Ulster with a late converted try and Munster seeing off a spirited comeback from Ospreys to prevail 21-18.

Tom English
BBC Scotland at Kingspan

"Munster's maul is a thing of beauty. It's their chief weapon. Glasgow will need intensity and they need to get their hands on the ball early. If they allow Munster to dictate the tempo, they are asking for trouble."

Tom English
BBC Scotland at Kingspan

"It's not a vintage Munster side but it's still a decent side. They don't have the street-smarts of the team of old but they can still get the job done. Glasgow have not started particularly well in their last three matches. You can say it's a good sign, winning when you're not playing well, but you don't want to keep testing that theory. At their best, Glasgow are a brilliant side."

Ryan Wilson must have been worried about his future at Glasgow when he was given a three-month ban without pay following his conviction for assault in late January. But he has made three appearances from the bench since the suspension ended and now has the opportunity to end a troubled season on a high note.