Dragons director of rugby Dean Ryan has also been giving his pre-match thoughts to Premier Sports.

"We need to be up for the challenge," he said.

"We all know Glasgow like to play quick, and they’ve built a pack that’s capable as well. It’s good to get some players back obviously, Aaron [Wainwright] and Will’s [Rowlands] presence will make a huge difference for us."

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Glasgow head coach Danny Wilson has been speaking to Premier Sports pre-match.

"It was a tough one last week," he said. "We should be closing those games out. We need to put that right tonight and bounce back.

"We’ve been really excited to get Josh [McKay] involved. He’s a really exciting running threat. We have to be on top of our game physically tonight to match the Dragons, and the other area for us to look at is the set-piece."

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Both sides will be desperate to win tonight, in order to kickstart what have been fairly poor campaigns so far.

Glasgow have been inconsistent all season, and lost 19-18 to Benetton last time out in a game they really should have won.

The Dragons meanwhile have just the one win in the URC, which came all the way back in early October.

The Dragons have made seven changes for tonight's game.

Aaron Wainwright returns at number eight, having been rested for the defeat by Edinburgh and prop Leon Brown makes his first start of the season.

Kiwi fullback Josh McKay makes his long-awaited first appearance for Glasgow tonight, and Argentinian fly-half Domingo Miotti could also make his debut off the bench.

Danny Wilson welcomes back skipper Ryan Wilson, and Kyle Steyn has moved infield to partner Sione Tuipulotu in the centres.

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Welcome to our coverage of tonight's action from the URC, as Glasgow take on the Dragons at Scotstoun.

It doesn't get much better than a Saturday night under lights!

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