It's been a great night for Edinburgh as they secured a place in the semi-finals of the Pro14 and claimed the 1872 Cup after victory over Glasgow.

It was the scrum-halves that did the damage, Nic Groom with a brace of tries and substitute Charlie Shiel with an absolute beauty to put Glasgow to bed after they had registered tries from Pete Horne and Adam Hastings.

We'll do it all again on Friday night when the sides meet again at Murrayfield in front of a (limited) crowd! Join us then.

Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill: "We're happy with a good win. It's a little bit scrappy with lots to work on. Both sides will probably come away thinking they could've done better but we're in a semi-final, we've earned the right to be there and now we can comeback next week and hopefully earn the right to have it at home."

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

I think Danny Wilson will be reasonably positive. They played really well in the first half. I didn't understand why they moved away from the game-plan that had been working well for them.

I think Glasgow's issue is the lack of strength in depth. They are a team in transition.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

Leinster are the team to beat in the Pro14 but Edinburgh at their best are a very, very good side. For their first game back, that was a good performance.

Well it might have been a rusty start but that turned out to be a pretty entertaining match.

Glasgow were well in the game for a long time and actually looked comfortable at 15-13 up, but as soon as they fell behind they seemed to lose a little bit of heart.

Edinburgh claim the 1872 Cup and carry some real momentum into the Pro14 semi-finals.

Glasgow look to salvage some pride by pummelling the Edinburgh line. When it's whipped wide to Huw Jones he is bundled into touch and a big roar goes up from the Edinburgh players. They did not want to be breached there.

Glasgow seem to have lost a little bit of heart and Edinburgh really are in charge now.

Mark Bennett makes a nice break but can't find the final pass. Bill Mata looks to make an incision but knocks forward. It's been an unusually quiet performance from the big Fijian, though he is still getting through plenty of work.

Now Ryan Wilson and Nick Haining get embroiled in some fistycuffs. Don't envy referee Mike Adamson trying to separate those two big boys.

As Peter Wright points out in commentary, maybe not the time for Wilson to get involved when his team is eight points down.

The pendulum has swung Edinburgh's way.

Glasgow concede a scrum penalty and Jaco van der Walt bangs a superb kick from beyond the 10m straight between the sticks to stretch Edinburgh's lead to eight points.

Can Glasgow come back from here?

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

We've not seen much of Duhan van der Merwe this evening. The big Edinburgh wing gets his hands on ball and starts moving through the gears, dancing in-field past several tackles but when he's brought down he's penalised for holding on.

Gregor Townsend will be an interested spectator, the South African-born wing having recently become qualified to represent Scotland.

Simon Bergan is penalised at the breakdown and allows Adam Hastings a shot at goal. The opportunity to stretch the lead to five points is wasted as the fly-half nudges his effort wide.

It was around 40m but fairly central, and a kicker of Hastings' calibre will be disappointed with that.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Edinburgh are desperate to get the next score and it almost comes from Eroni Sau who looks for a split-second like he might be about to get in at the corner, but Ratu Tagivi's defence is excellent and he extinguishes the danger.

Edinburgh threaten when they go wide but George Taylor takes the wrong option and tries to chip ahead, only to boot the ball straight at Ratu Tagivi.

As play breaks up Fraser Brown and Stuart McInally, the two captains and rivals for the Scotland number two jersey, get involved in a bit of argy-bargy.

Tasty.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

It's Glasgow who start the second half on the front foot as Huw Jones comes into the line and dinks a lovely little kick in behind the Edinburgh defence and into touch.

From the line-out just inside the Edinburgh 22, Glasgow give up a soft offside penalty to allow their opponents off the hook.