Huw Jones, Turner, Peterson & Horne brothers all cross for Glasgow
Edinburgh move clear at Murrayfield
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A good night then for Scotland's representatives in the Pro14.
And it comes just in time for their opening European Champions Cup games next weekend.
Edinburgh travel to Montpellier on Saturday 13 October, while Glasgow entertain Saracens the following day.
Join us then for more live coverage.
Image source, SNSBill Mata scored one of Edinburgh's tries
Image source, SNSGlasgow eventually overpowered Zebre
Edinburgh move into second place in Conference B of the Pro14 behind Leinster thanks to their win and Ulster suffering a surprise 22-15 defeat at home to Connacht.
However, third-placed Scarlets could overtake them again when they host Welsh rivals Ospreys tomorrow.
Ospreys will be keen to secure a win of their own as they are now eight points adrift of leaders Glasgow in Conference A.
Zebre stay five points ahead of Cheetahs at the bottom of Conference A.
FT: Edinburgh 37-21 Cheetahs
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageTo score 17 unanswered points and to dominate the last 30 minutes is the measure of how this Edinburgh team has improved. Ben Toolis is the most improved player in the country
FT: Edinburgh 37-21 Cheetahs
Quote MessageI think the boys will be pleased. I think it was a great performance. Ten minutes let us down, but they showed the character and professionalism to score more tries
Tom Brown, Edinburgh full-back on BBC Radio Scotland
FT: Glasgow Warriors 36-8 Zebre
Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Scotstoun
The scoreboard shows a comprehensive victory for Glasgow, but that was a fairly flat performance for the first hour of this match.
The swagger re-appeared in the Warriors' play in the final quarter and they displayed that clinical edge to finish Zebre off when they had them rocking.
The performance will have to go up several levels if they are to compete with their next opponents - Saracens in the Champions Cup next weekend.
Image source, SNSGeorge Horn scored one of Glasgow's four tries
Image source, SNSBill Mata was able to celebrate a try for Edinburgh
Like Edinburgh, Warriors were briefly under threat as Zebre closed in at 10-8.
But Dave Rennie's side capitalised on Zebre's lack of cutting edge to secure a bonus-point win.
Cheetahs, inspired by two tries from flying wing Sibhale Maxwane, gave Edinburgh a fright after the break.
But the Murrayfield outfit will be satisfied with a bonus-point win that makes it a fifth consecutive win on home soil - and third in this season's Pro14.
Glasgow Warriors 36-8 Zebre
What the younger brother can do, so can the older sibling. Glasgow work the ball along the line with Niko Matawalu feeding Lee Jones, who then pops the ball off to Peter Horne and the Scotland international goes over with ease.
Adam Hastings has been solid tonight, but he can't find his mark this time. At this stage, I'd not worry too much about it..
Edinburgh 37-21 Cheetahs
Edinburgh immediately take advantage of the extra man and Jamie Ritchie goes over after a powerful rolling maul to secure a bonus point.
Hickey adds the conversion.
Edinburgh 30-21 Cheetahs
Charles Marais will spend the rest of the game on the sidelines as he is yellow carded for a high tackle on Stuart McInally.
Edinburgh 30-21 Cheetahs
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageI think Edinburgh will disappointed if they don't get that fourth bonus-point try, because I think they deserve it
Glasgow Warriors 31-8 Zebre
Image source, SNSGeorge Turner scored a try for Glasgow as the Warriors took control
Edinburgh 30-21 Cheetahs
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageApart from that 10-minute spell after the break, Edinburgh have managed the game really well
Glasgow Warriors 31-8 Zebre
Not for the first time tonight, it's great work from Huw Jones. He travels with the ball as he charges into the Zebre half. A great hand off to Horn and Warriors are in again.
Adam Hastings has the easy task of kicking from just in front of the posts.
Glasgow Warriors 24-8 Zebre
Greg Peterson cuts right through the middle of the field. He burst through the Zebre defence from nowhere to go over.
Conversion from Adam Hastings.
Glasgow Warriors 17-8 Zebre
Bit of argy-bargy at Scotstoun as George Turner is singled out for attention by Zebre.
A stramash follows with various players diving in before order is eventually restored.
Edinburgh 30-21 Cheetahs
Number eight Viliame Mata picks up from behind the scrum and reaches out a big Fijian arm to touch just over the line before the ball is whipped from his grasp.
Simon Hickey completes the conversion to give Edinburgh a bit of a welcome cushion.
Edinburgh 23-21 Cheetahs
Edinburgh's driving maul is held up on the try line.
Good defence from the Cheetahs, but they are mighty close to conceding a yellow card.
Edinburgh 23-21 Cheetahs
Edinburgh needed to up the tempo and they are piling the pressure.
Cheetahs are warned for collapsing the maul five metres from the line.