So it is an all-Ireland final in Edinburgh next Saturday with Glasgow's reign as Pro12 champions over.

Leinster, looking for a third title in four years, face a Connacht side looking for their first major trophy win.

Thanks for your company for a thrilling match in Galway.

John Beattie on BBC Scotland: "I think, on balance, Connacht deserved it. They tackled better and got through more often than Glasgow. The Warriors line-out was poor and the Connacht defence was very good. They scored three tries and two of them were disallowed. They deserved it.  It was a fantastic game and both teams lit this place up." 

"It is a season's work gone down the drain. 

"We were on the wrong side of the penalty count and were just not clinical enough. 

"Credit to Connacht. They played very well and good luck to them in the final."

Some of the Glasgow team are in tears. Duncan Weir in particular in his last game for the club.

Tom English
BBC Sport Scotland in Galway

An impressive Connacht reach their first ever final. Holders Glasgow lose their Pro12 title. Connacht face Irish rivals Leinster in the final at Murrayfield a week today as the statistic remains that no away side has ever won a Pro12 semi-final.

Connacht are wasting time in the scrum as they edge towards their first Pro12 final.

Glasgow's Mark Bennett knocks on and his side are seconds away from losing their Pro12 title.

Glasgow have the extra man, but they look out on their feet and Connacht clear after forcing the error.

John Beattie on BBC Scotland: "That was absolutely stupid by Ah You. If Connacht lose because of that, it is just crass idiocy.  That was worse than Puafisi in the first game and it is only a yellow card."

Connacht are using a blitz defence in an attempt to hold on to the lead despite Glasgow's one-man advantage.

Rodney Ah You is shown the yellow card. Glasgow have eight minutes to find the points needed with one man advantage.

Prop Rodney Ah You thumps into Glasgow full-back Stuart Hogg. Looks like a high tackle.

Glasgow live to fight again because there was a knock-on, but it is a scrum to Connacht under the Warriors posts.

Niyi Adeolokun touches down, but it goes to the TMO after a thumping tackle on Duncan Weir.  

Andy Nicol on BBC Scotland: "Glasgow had to absorb so much pressure and they were very close to conceding a try, but that was a shocking decision at the scrum - it was a penalty to Glasgow, not Connacht.  But, if they are still within a score going into the last 10 minutes, there is no doubt Glasgow can still win this."   

AJ MacGinty kicks from 25 metres to edge Connacht further ahed.

Andrew Browne and Sean O'Brien are on for Dillane and McKeon as Connacht also make changes.