Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

The box kick has got to find touch. You’re trying to stop the game, stop the momentum. You can’t miss kicks because they’re just going to put width on it. They got caught a little flat-flooted and Exeter won the chase to the ball. A good try and counter attack.

Every avenue Glasgow take seems to be blocked by Exeter shirts as they look to break out of their own territory.

Adam Hastings takes the ball in his 22 and is swarmed by four purple shirts. He gets the kick away but Slade sticks a kick in behind into the corner and Glasgow remain stranded near their own line.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Exeter get their timing absolutely perfect. It was a simple try in the end and deserved it. Exeter have managed this second half intelligently. Glasgow have been chasing the game a bit too hard.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

When you’re three points up at Exeter, the first play of the second half – just clear your lines. Since then it’s all been in Glasgow’s 22.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

You don’t want to give away any more than nine penalties and Exeter have already had nine. But most of them have been deep in the Glasgow half, not many have been in kickable positions.

Glasgow go through 13 phases but are having to battle at every breakdown to get the ball back and eventually George Horne kicks pretty aimlessly downfield.

Exeter are now ramping up the battle of the breakdown and giving Warriors no easy exits.

The ball has spent more time in the air than in hands in the last few minutes but Glasgow are struggling to get out of their own territory and Henry Slade pins them back in their own 22 with a lovely kick from hand.

Dave Rennie will be concerned with this opening to the second half from Glasgow. This game could get away from them very quickly if they don't cut out the mistakes.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Sandy Park

One minute that shows just what Exeter can do.

Jack Nowell‘s jinking feet and Henry Slade’s pacey follow up showing just how deadly Exeter can be from deep.

It’s a big few minutes for Glasgow now.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

They’re masters of their own downfall. They tried an inside pass that was never on. It was four or five metres inside their own 22 and they knocked that on. Couldn’t get a worse start in the second half for Glasgow.

We are back under way.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

I think there’s some big performers in this Glasgow pack. At no point have Exeter been asking questions constantly of Glasgow.

It’s not game over but it’s heading in Glasgow’s direction. Stuart Hogg has hardly been in the game. It’s been a game for the forwards and Glasgow’s forwards have been really fronting up here.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

"They’ve been tactically very smart. Glasgow haven’t played much in their own half. Those kicks from Hastings are good. It’s a change from what you expect from Glasgow. They’re just kicking it long to Exeter and it gives Glasgow counter attacking opportunities.

"Glasgow are near 60% possession. You imagine Exeter will get more ball at some point in this second half and it will be a question of how they cope with that."

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Sandy Park

A half of two halves there.

Glasgow were great for the first 20 minutes or so before Exeter gradually gained the ascendancy.

It’s finely poised at half time - all we need is a bit of magic from someone, maybe a certain Stuart Hogg?

A tight affair in the first-half with both sides enjoying promising periods but neither able to get sustained dominance.

Very encouraging for Glasgow to lead at the break. It will be interesting to see if they can keep Exeter from hitting their stride as they have largely done so far.

Glasgow seem to have solved their issues in the scrum and force another set-piece penalty.

Adam Hastings bangs over the kick to give Glasgow a three-point lead at the break.

Glasgow have enjoyed an extended period in Exeter territory.

Zander Fagerson looks to truck it up but is chopped in the tackle Harry Williams and Fagerson spills the ball forward.

And that rather encapsulates the last 10 minutes or so. The error count is high on both sides and it's sucked a bit of life out of the match.

A big opportunity for Glasgow with a line-out 5m from the Exeter line.

Warriors look to get the rolling maul going but can't generate any momentum and when the maul goes to ground Pascal Gauzere awards the scrum put-in to the home side.