That's all from the URC tonight.

We'll be back next week, with coverage of Glasgow and Edinburgh's European fixtures.

Dragons Director of Rugby Dean Ryan looked fairly downcast as he spoke to Premier Sports.

"We were well beaten," he said.

"It was a challenge for us to stay together in that second half - we could have imploded.

"We were so under pressure today, and I think the mistakes were a result of that.

"Jordan Williams looks like he may have broken his hand unfortunately. We're finding it difficult with injuries, but we need to stay together and keep improving."

Glasgow head coach Danny Wilson has been talking to Premier Sports.

"We've got a good crop in the back row," he said.

"I'm pleased for Jack - he's been outstanding since he joined. I still think there's more to come from us. We've got to be more accurate, and the turnover rate was a bit high. For us to start trying a few things in attack gives plenty for opposition teams to analyse.

"It'll be a big test [against La Rochelle next week] - they're a huge side in every way."

Man of the Match Jack Dempsey has been talking to Premier Sports post-match:

"Danny [Wilson] spoke all week about how their game is based around physicality", he says. "We knew we had to bring it, and we did.

"I'm loving it at Glasgow - it's been such a breath of fresh air, to come over here and start again. I'm playing some of my best rugby."

Cole Forbes decides that enough is enough, and boots the ball into touch.

A comprehensive victory for Glasgow at Scotstoun.

Hard to argue with this. Glasgow's number eight has been immense!

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Credit to the Dragons - they've been outplayed tonight, but are pushing for a second try.

Glasgow are holding firm for now though.

Ross Thompson's evening comes to an end, as Domingo Miotti makes his Glasgow debut.

Glasgow are back on the front foot now. They have a line-out inside the Dragons 22.

Jack Dempsey takes it down - he's been absolutely everywhere tonight!

Down the other end, the Dragons have been desperately looking for a score of their own.

It looks for all the world as though Jamie Roberts will score, but a huge tackle denies him.

There was a penalty advantage for the visitors, so they will get another go...

Brilliant again from Jack Dempsey, who makes another break, and takes Glasgow to within five metres of the line.

The hosts sense a bonus-point try...

Huge drive from Glasgow's forward pack, as they roll menacingly into Dragon's territory.

The ball goes wide to Sebastian Cancelliere, but he is absolutely smashed into touch by Josh Lewis.

Almost an unbelievable try from the Dragons' Sam Davies, who chips over the top and gathers himself.

Only a fantastic last-ditch tackle from Josh McKay prevents the Welsh side from getting on the board.

Another penalty won for the Dragons at the breakdown.

Big chance for the visitors as they kick to the corner, but Glasgow have turned it over, and the chance goes begging.

Great work from Sione Tuipulotu, who straightens up, breaks the line, and then offloads out of the back to Kyle Steyn.

Glasgow make it to the Dragons 22, before another handling error gives the Welsh side a scrum.

Straight off the training ground!

Ritchie Gray throws a big dummy, before passing to Rory Darge down the blind-side. The Glasgow flanker bursts downfield, but the ball goes forward.