Henry Slade spills the ball in midfield for Exeter and Jack Dempsey strides away with the loose ball.

Sione Tuipulotu then puts a grubber kick into the corner.

Exeter under a bit of pressure here...

Solid defence from Exeter, as Jonny Gray and co stood firm, but Glasgow had a penalty advantage in the bag.

Ross Thompson calls for his kicking tee and makes no mistake from close range.

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Glasgow have a penalty on half-way after a high tackle on Sione Tuipulotu.

Ross Thompson drives the kick downfield, and the Warriors have a platform to attack from.

Glasgow have claimed two high balls in the last couple of minutes.

Who caught them is anybody's guess...

Exeter have a line-out inside their own 22 after Ross Thompson dinks a little kick in behind.

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Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Glasgow have had the early possession, but play breaks down after a knock-on.

I expect handling errors will be a theme tonight with the fog.

Ross Thompson gets us under way...

Kick-off is imminent in Glasgow - who are you backing to win at home?

Thumbs up for Glasgow, thumbs down for Exeter.

Glasgow head coach Danny Wilson has been talking to BBC Radio Scotland ahead of kick-off:

[On the conditions]: "Both coaches and teams want to crack on and get on with it", he says. "There are problems with visibility, but not enough to be a danger.

"We want to play our game, our identity, as well as trying to pick out the bits and pieces that are important when you play this type of opposition.

"We target every home game to win. If we can be as physical as we were last week, and take our chances, we'll have a good chance."

Jack Dempsey has made a big impact for the Warriors since his arrival from the Waratahs, and his enthusiasm for facing Exeter was evident when he spoke to the BBC's Tom English this week:

"They're starting to find their form after a rusty start and they're world leaders in putting sides in hard places," says Dempsey. "I can't wait for it."

You can whet your appetite for this evening's game by reading Tom's piece here.

Exeter name three Scotland internationals in their side - Sam Skinner, and two former Warriors in Jonny Gray and Stuart Hogg.

Today's clash is the first occasion that Jonny and brother Richie have faced each other in a professional capacity. Family bragging rights are on the line here.

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Glasgow make just one change from last week's game, as Jamie Bhatti comes into the front row to replace Oli Kebble.

Captain Ryan Wilson and winger Rufus McLean miss out once again, for issues relating to Covid.

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It's a foggy, gloomy evening at Scotstoun, but the floodlights have done their job and the game will go ahead.

It does seem to be clearing ever so slightly...

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Welcome to our coverage of the European Champions Cup as Glasgow Warriors take on Exeter under lights at Scotstoun.

It's another tough assignment for Danny Wilson's men after their defeat to La Rochelle last weekend.

We'll have text updates throughout, and you can listen to BBC Radio Scotland's coverage via the link at the top of the page.