A bit of a break now, before Edinburgh play the Bulls at 17:15. Go get yourselves a drink in the meantime, think we've all earned one after that.

A game that most of you will probably have forgotten by tomorrow. A win for Glasgow, but Danny Wilson will be far from happy with the Warriors' performance, especially in the second half.

Carlo Canna kicks over the top, but it rolls dead as Atunaisa chases it in vain.

Zebre just can't take advantage of the chances they are creating. You have to think that a better side would have put Glasgow to the sword here.

I wrote at half-time that Glasgow would be looking to kick on in this second half, and avoid the drop-off in performance that has happened at times this season.

Safe to say there has been a decline in the standard of rugby since the break, and now Zebre find themselves just 5m out from the Warriors line...

Pierre Bruno shows some good feet and then offloads to Carlo Canna - the Zebre fly-half kicks downfield, from which Sean Kennedy gets clattered. The referee judges the tackle as high, though, and Zebre miss another chance to put Glasgow under pressure.

Fraser Brown hobbles off for the Warriors - not good news for Glasgow or Scotland.

Still no real quality to report in the second half, but we do have some points!

Glasgow win another penalty as a Zebre player slows the play down at a ruck and Weir splits the posts.

Fraser Brown is penalised for a high tackle. The home crowd wanted more, but it's just a penalty.

Within range for Carlo Canna, but he can't find the target.

Glasgow kick the penalty into the corner but are repeatedly forced back by the Zebre defence as they go through the phases and eventually concede a penalty.

Still no score in the second half.

As expected, no try, but much better from Glasgow - it all came from a fantastic break from Rufus McLean, who showed all of his pace and trickery to get close to the line.

The Warriors had a penalty advantage, so they will get another chance here...

Duncan Weir burrows over the try line, but the referee wants to check something...

Again, Zebre work their way into Glasgow's 22 - and again they can't make it count. They just don't seem to have that cutting edge - this time a grubber kick goes straight into touch and Glasgow can clear.

All a bit scrappy so far in this half.

Duncan Weir of all people wins a penalty at the breakdown! Glasgow have done really well to come out of that spell without conceding.

Zebre are on top early in the second half - they're inside the Glasgow 22, and getting closer.

The referee has just said that the next infringement will result in a visit to the sin-bin.

Glasgow haven't been perfect by any means and they have faded in games this season, most notably against the Sharks in round two.

The challenge for the Warriors will be to at least maintain their performance levels in this second half.

Duncan Weir gets us back underway in Parma...

Glasgow deservedly lead at the break. They've scored two very different tries - Lewis Bean powered over from close range before Sione Tuipulotu, who has been superb so far, finished a great passing move.

Carlo Canna's boot has just about kept Zebre in the contest.

Zebre work their way into the Warriors 22, but Glasgow hold firm and win a penalty.

That should be the home side's last chance in this half.

Straight from kick off, Glasgow earn a penalty, which Weir kicks into the corner. A fantastic opportunity as we approach half-time, but Oli Kebble loses the ball forward and the chance quite literally slips away.