Grant Stewart try brings Glasgow within touching distance of Leinster lead
Sexton penalty extends Leinster lead after break
Cian Healy scores try then Sexton penalty extends lead
Glasgow's Fraser Brown taken off due to injury
Adam Hastings scores penalty to extend Glasgow's lead
Matt Fagerson and Gary Ringrose trade tries early on
Glasgow v Leinster (18:30)
A reminder at the top of this page you can listen to live commentary of this match on BBC Radio Scotland 810MW. It's on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra too, but you'll hear the same voices! Kick-off is 6.30.
Glasgow v Leinster (18:30)
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageYou want to get your nose in front against Leinster, you don't want to be chasing the game, even with the strong bench, and you need to get the crowd in the game - if Glasgow play like they can they will bring the crowd into the game
Glasgow v Leinster (18:30)
If it ain't broke, don't fix it seems to be Glasgow head coach Dave Rennie's philosophy in picking his team as he selects the same XV that smashed Ulster last week.
The only change is on the bench were prop Siua Halanukonuka replaces D'Arcy Rae.
As for Leinster, Ireland duo Rob Kearney and Jonny Sexton and former Australia lock Scott Fardy come into the team. They're missing injured Ireland pair Sean O'Brien and Devin Toner from their pack.
Glasgow v Leinster (18:30)
Glasgow Warriors:S Hogg, T Seymour, K Steyn, S Johnson, DTH van der Merwe; A Hastings, A Price; J Bhatti, F Brown, Z Fagerson, S Cummings, J Gray, R Harley, C Gibbins (capt), M Fagerson.
Replacements: G Stewart, O Kebble, S Halanukonuka, R Wilson, T Gordon, G Horne, P Horne, H Jones.
Leinster:R Kearney, J Larmour, G Ringrose, R Henshaw, J Lowe; J Sexton (capt), L McGrath; C Healy, S Cronin, T Furlong, S Fardy, J Ryan, R Ruddock, J van der Flier, J Conan.
Replacements: B Byrne, E Byrne, A Porter, R Molony, M Deegan, N McCarthy, R Byrne, R O'Loughlin.
Glasgow v Leinster (18:30)
It was pretty routine for both sides in their semi-final matches. Glasgow demolished Ulster 50-20 at Scotstoun, scoring seven tries in the process.
Leinster might not have racked up a half-century in beating rivals Munster, but there was something chilling about the ease at which they dismissed them 24-9 at the RDS. It sets us up for a fascinating contest this evening.
Image source, SNSGlasgow scored seven tries in a 50-20 demoltion of Ulster in their semi-final
Image source, InphoJames Lowe scores one of Leinster's two tries in their 24-9 semi-final win over Munster
Glasgow v Leinster (18:30)
It's no shock these two sides are the last ones standing in this season's competition. As well as topping their respective conferences, they top the numbers across the board.
Leinster scored the most points and tries and have the best defence, while Glasgow recorded the most wins, and most bonus point wins. Both also breezed through their respective semi-finals. Dominant.
Image source, BBC Sport
Image source, BBC SportGlasgow v Leinster (18:30)
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Image source, SNSGlasgow v Leinster (18:30)
It's the second big cup final of the day in Glasgow, on what would locally be described as a 'dreich' evening in Scotland's biggest city.
Let's hope the prospect of Glasgow Warriors v Leinster lights things up. It should be a cracking contest between the competitions two best teams. 46,000 will fill be watching in Celtic Park, and we'll keep across all the action for you. Don't go anywhere!
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