Exeter make it two wins from two, Glasgow suffer first loss in pool two
FT: Exeter 34-18 Glasgow: Hill, Slade, Simmonds and O'Flaherty with tries for hosts, Grigg and Turner with Warriors' scores
HT: Exeter 10-13 Glasgow
Exeter beat La Rochelle last week, Glasgow defeated Sale
Exeter 10-7 Glasgow
Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland
Exeter are just controlling the tempo and where the game is being played. 99 times out of 100 when they’re in that opposition 22 they’re coming away with a try or a penalty at the very least.
Adam Hastings
A heartening moment for Glasgow as they milk a scrum penalty and Adam Hastings steps up to slot the kick over and level things up.
Exeter 10-7 Glasgow
Glasgow look to get back down the other end and respond to that Exeter try.
Adam Hastings looks to put some width on the ball but Ian Whitten sees the long miss pass coming and looks to pick off the interception but just can't gather. A let-off for Glasgow because if he had he had a free run to the line.
Glasgow wing Ratu Tagive limps off with an injury to be replaced by Kyle Steyn.
Exeter 10-7 Glasgow
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
It was inevitable that Exeter were going to score. When they get into that situation, they’re always going to score.It only took them two or three phases which is the disappointing thing for Glasgow.
You can understand after 10-12 phases losing that war of attrition but to lose it that early will disappoint Kenny Murray the Glasgow defensive coach as well as the players.
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Sandy Park
That try was what Exeter are renowned for - a ferocious ability to grind sides down on their own line before sending one of the big men over.
That score has ignited the home crowd - this could be a real humdinger of a game.
Jonny Hill
It was inevitable.
Chiefs pick and go and inch their way towards the Glasgow line before Jonny Hill dives over a pile of bodies to ground the ball.
Joe Simmonds pops over the conversion and the home side have the initiative.
Image source, Getty ImagesExeter 3-7 Glasgow
Sam Simmonds comes through the middle of the 5m line-out in a pre-planned move and is stopped just short.
Exeter batter away but are repelled and the referee comes back for a penalty.
Exeter 3-7 Glasgow
Concerning times for the Glasgow set-piece as Exeter put on the squeeze and Glasgow are penalised for the second time at the scrum.
Henry Slade kicks to the corner....
Exeter 3-7 Glasgow
It's a terrific see-saw battle this with the momentum shifting very quickly from one side to the other.
Glasgow are prevailing in the territorial battle at the momentum and have done well not to get sucked into a forwards-dominated battle.
Four points is not a huge lead though and there is a lot of work still to do.
Exeter 3-7 Glasgow
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
"I think if Glasgow can keep it as disjointed as this for 80 minutes they've got a chance but you've got to think it will tighten up."
Exeter 3-7 Glasgow
Adam Hastings is putting boot to ball a lot in this opening quarter.
Some of the kicks have been a little bit off target but he dinks a beauty of a kick over the head of Jack Nowell and into touch deep in Exeter territory.
He knows any loose kicks could be punished by his old mate Hogg.
Exeter 3-7 Glasgow
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
You know Stuart Hogg is going to try and do something magical every time he gets the ball and impress. The problem for Glasgow is one time he’ll pull it off. They just need to police him early.
Exeter 3-7 Glasgow
The home side are starting to find their groove and Glasgow are left scrambling as scrum-half Nic White steps his way through the defence and he's hauled down just 10m from the line.
If they can put it wide Exeter have numbers but Sam Simmonds drops the ball and the chance is gone.
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Sandy Park
That opening try and Joe Simmonds’ penalty in reply has really opened up this game.
Glasgow’s defence looks excellent - they haven’t let Exeter have any time to settle when they have been in possession.
Joe Simmonds
Exeter manage to force a scrum penalty and the home side elect to kick for the posts.
From around 35m just to the right of the posts Joe Simmonds slots the kick straight through the posts to reduce the deficit.
Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer
Brilliant work from Tommy Seymour for that try. Tom O’Flaherty went to smash him and ended up on his backside. Nick Grigg’s fend of Henry Slade was excellent. Lovely score and a perfect start. It made up for the earlier missed opportunity from a lot of pressure.
Exeter 0-7 Glasgow
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
It was amazing how Tommy Seymour kept going after contact and got his pace up quick and make that great pass. The question will be how much will that fire Exeter up?
Nick Grigg
Terrific try and just reward for a great start for the Warriors.
Stuart Hogg's attempted pass out the back door goes forward and from the resulting scrum Tommy Seymour comes thundering into the line. He manages to ride some attempted big hits before slipping in Nick Grigg who holds off Henry Slade to score.
Hastings adds the extras.
Exeter 0-0 Glasgow
Adam Hastings looks for DTH van der Merwe with a cross-field kick-pass but Jack Nowell wins the aerial battle and suddenly Glasgow look to be in trouble.
Nowell evades a couple of tackles but excellent cover defence from Matt Fagerson snuffs out the danger.
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Sandy Park
Superb defensive stand there by Exeter.
Glasgow three everything at their hosts but could not find a way through - that will have done Exeter the power of good.