That's us for tonight. Glasgow are the 1872 Cup champions after a brilliant game at Scotstoun.

Not to worry, they'll do it all again next week for a SIXTH time in this bizarre season.

Until then, ciao!

Glasgow co-captain Ryan Wilson on Sportsound: "Really pleased. We certainly needed a reaction [from Benetton], it wasn't good enough. We spoke about that, we've parked it and made a fresh start."

Asked where his side got the upper hand on Edinburgh, Wilson replied: "Certainly not the penalty count. We're making it hard for ourselves. Our defence showed its grit.

"We'll be sitting down and having a good look at those penalties as we always seem to be doing at the minute. It's something we definitely need to fix."

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill on Sportsound: "We gave some soft points away. We did some good things as well, but it was we scored they scored. We spent too much time in our own half. We've learned some lessons about ourselves tonight.

"We lacked a little bit of firepower at times in that backline. Glasgow played well and I thought it was a decent game to be fair.

"Disappointing to lose, but there's some context around that and we live to fight for next week."

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

Two red cards, two yellows, seven tries.

Who says the Rainbow Cup is meaningless?

Glasgow's penalty count was 24 tonight. They were down to 14 men for about half of the game. A serious indictment on Edinburgh's attack that they couldn't take advantage.

Credit to the Warriors' defence too, of course.

That's it!

Glasgow finally wrench back the 1872 Cup after three years locked in the Edinburgh trophy cabinet.

An incredible game, and the Warriors are the deserved victors.

Edinburgh are on the rampage again, but their attack has been far too predictable tonight. If Glasgow had kept their discipline, they would be miles clear.

Time up now, surely?

Incredible work from Ratu Tagive. The winger gets under the ball to prevent Stuart McInally from grounding the ball over the line.

That could have just won the match for Glasgow.

Well, for a brief minute. Another penalty Edinburgh as Glasgow fail to release.

Has Stuart McInally scored here for Edinburgh?! He thinks so!

TMO Hollie Davidson is having a look. On field decision is no try...

Edinburgh continue to lay siege to the Glasgow line, but it's an amazing defensive set from the 14-man Warriors!

Cole Forbes looks some player. The full-back first makes a crucial one-on-one tackle on the much bigger Eroni Sau, then plucks an intercept from the sky.

BUT, Glasgow ill-discipline has cost them again here. Penalty Edinburgh.

Madness. Another maul infringement.

Enrique Pieretto initially got the yellow, but he's been brought back and instead it's Gray who will spend the rest of the match in the bin.

Edinburgh need to strike now. Big moment.

Niko Matawalu is pinged for hitting Duhan van der Merwe in the air slightly. It gives Edinburgh the chance to get up the pitch again, and then they get another penalty at the lineout.

Nathan Chamberlain sticks the ball into Glasgow's 22 again.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

Ach, good invention from Edinburgh to go short to Bill Mata off the lineout, but he wasn't 5m in from the touchline. Scrum Glasgow.

Glasgow bring on Niko Matawalu and Pete Horne for Kyle Steyn and Ross Thompson.

Edinburgh get a penalty and stick it into the Glasgow 22. Given their dominance at the maul so far (scoring three tries), you wouldn't bet on them adding another score.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

There's a lot of heavy breathing out there, and no wonder.

A good tackle forces Edinburgh's Bill Mata into touch as he streaks up the wing.

Fifteen to play. Can Edinburgh mount a response?

Big moment for Edinburgh. Mesu Kunavula pounces at the ruck, and the turnover penalty is theirs. They clear down the field and can try to build their way back into this game.