Summary

  • Fraser Brown breaks stalemate with try on 100th Glasgow appearance

  • Edinburgh beat Glasgow 30-15 six days ago

  • Richard Cockerill's side have secured home semi-final against Ulster

  • 700 fans in Murrayfield as part of test event

Live Reporting

  1. Goodnight!

    FT: Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Thanks for your company this evening. You're a trooper if you stayed with us through that match!

    We'll be back on Saturday evening for Edinburgh's semi-final with Ulster. Join us then!

  2. 'Their season is finished; ours is still alive'

    FT: Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill has been giving his thoughts on Sportsound: "Rubbish really, pretty average game full stop. It was a dead rubber, Glasgow picked a stronger team and we got a little bit outplayed and overpowered but proud of the lads for sticking in there.

    "We've got a short turnaround this week [to the semi-final]. You never want to lose in that 80 minutes but you've got to realise where you're team are at.

    "Their [Glasgow's] season's finished, ours is very much still alive. We've got a semi-final and a quarter-final in Europe so it's unusual for Edinburgh's season to last longer than Glasgow's so maybe it's a sign of things to come."

  3. FT: Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

    There's absolutely nothing Edinburgh can take from that game. I don't think Ulster will take anything, because they'll know that's not the way Edinburgh normally play.

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  5. FT: Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Colin Gregor
    Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

    Duhan Van der Merwe, I don't know if he touched the ball in the second half. He is now Scottish qualified, but I just don't think he's at that Test level. It's almost as if he doesn't appreciate how devastating he is, so he's happy to have one or two involvements in a game.

  6. FT: Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Colin Gregor
    Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

    I think Edinburgh were more focussed last week because they knew they needed a result.

  7. Revenge is sweet

    FT: Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    So, Glasgow avenge last week's defeat and make sure it's two wins apiece in the four derbies this season. It's small consolation for Warriors, who are used to being in the play-offs.

    But good for Danny Wilson to get his first win as Glasgow coach ahead of the new season.

    Ratu Tagive try celebrationSNS

  8. Full-time - Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Tommy Seymour does us all a favour and dinks the ball into touch.

    Not a classic, but a nice way for Glasgow to finish the season.

    Disappointing for Edinburgh, but they've got bigger fish to fry in the form of Ulster next week.

  9. Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Here we go, handbags! Tom Gordon leaves the shoulder on Darcy Graham as the winger kicks it forward.

    Edinburgh aren't happy and there's a few handfuls of shirts grabbed and some pleasantries exchanged.

  10. Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    One minute left. Can't come quick enough...

  11. Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

    I would love to be in the dressing room after the game. I think Cockerill will go ballistic at them.

  12. Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Oh dear. Blair Kinghorn spills Darcy Graham's pass in his own 22 under no pressure.

    That all came from a good turnover from Zander Fagerson as Edinburgh tried to build some phases on the Warriors' 22.

  13. Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Scratch that, Stuart McInally overthrows and Glasgow have the ball.

  14. Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Hello, Edinburgh win the penalty at the scrum. Glasgow's front row went straight down there. Blair Kinghorn kicks to the corner and the hosts will get another chance.

  15. Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    That sums up Edinburgh's night so far. They got a penalty and kicked to the corner, before a knock-on scuppers their plans.

    They've not even looked like scoring tonight. So far, anyway.

  16. Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Colin Gregor
    Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

    It seems to be Ali Price's introduction has coincided with an increase in the tempo. It was him taking a tap penalty in his own 22 which started the move for Tagive's try.

  17. Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

    A friend has just text me to say he's on the 26 bus and it's full of Edinburgh fans.

  18. Penalty - Edinburgh 3-15 Glasgow

    Adam Hastings

    Hastings makes up for that missed conversion by knocking over a relatively simple penalty, as Edinburgh are guilty of more ill-discipline.

  19. Edinburgh 3-12 Glasgow

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

    That's what they can do. It's about quick ball, and good decision making. That's what's been lacking.

  20. try

    Try - Edinburgh 3- 12 Glasgow

    Ratu Tagive

    Finally!

    Edinburgh managed to slow that counter attack down, but that was Glasgow at their best as they kept things going.

    Fraser Brown ghosts throw a gap in midfield, and eventually Stafford McDowall powers forward. The centre holds off WP Nel to offload to Huw Jones, who feeds Tagive to finish in the corner. Lovely stuff.

    Adam Hastings can't convert from out wide.