Summary

  • Tuipulotu scores second to clinch bonus point for Glasgow

  • Forbes, McKay and Brown also cross for hosts

  • Evans try and Anscombe penalties make the score respectable for Ospreys

  • Edinburgh in 34-10 win over Cardiff to go top of URC

  • Moyano, Boffelli, Bennett (2) and Lang score in bonus-point win

Live Reporting

George O'Neill

  1. Goodnight

    FT: Glasgow 38-19 Ospreys

    That's all from us today.

    A good day for the Scottish sides as Edinburgh went top of the URC, before Glasgow swept away Ospreys.

  2. 'We couldn't stay in the fight long enough' - Booth

    FT: Glasgow 38-19 Ospreys

    Ospreys head coach Toby Booth has also been giving his thoughts to Premier Sports:

    "Our endeavour was really good, but we just couldn't stay in the fight long enough", he said. "There were a few missed tackles, and against a good team you'll pay for that.

    "The more Gareth [Anscombe] plays, the better he'll get.

    "As the game went on they had a lot of impact off the bench, and we expended lots of our energy running backwards off missed tackles."

  3. 'I'm really proud' - Wilson

    FT: Glasgow 38-19 Ospreys

    Glasgow head coach Danny Wilson has been talking post-match to Premier Sports:

    "I'm really proud of the boys", he said. "I thought the attitude we showed, and to come away with a bonus point win, was really pleasing.

    "Ospreys are a niggly, tough team to break down so I'm glad we worked hard at that in the build-up. Our set-piece and defence were good as well.

    "Rory Darge was superb again tonight, as were Josh McKay and Sione Tuipulotu.

    "We spoke about backing up the Exeter performance and we'll need another gear to win in Europe away from home."

  4. FT: Glasgow 38-19 Ospreys

    Tom English
    BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

    A job well done for Glasgow. They really tidied up their discipline in the second half. They just had too much power for the Ospreys - this is a team that's going places.

  5. Full-time

    Glasgow 38-19 Ospreys

    The clock ticks into the red, and Duncan Weir knocks the ball into touch.

    A comprehensive win for Glasgow at Scotstoun.

  6. try

    Try - Glasgow 38-19 Ospreys

    Fraser Brown

    Glasgow have try number five!

    A rolling maul picks up more and more momentum, before Fraser Brown snipes round the corner to score. Great strength from the hooker.

    Duncan Weir kicks the conversion.

  7. Glasgow 31-19 Ospreys

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

    It just shows you what a class player Anscombe is.

  8. try

    Try - Glasgow 31-19 Ospreys

    Dan Evans

    A consolation for the visitors.

    Gareth Anscombe spots a gap, glides through it, and picks out the run of Dan Evans on his inside, who has a clear path to the line.

    Conversion successful.

  9. Glasgow 31-12 Ospreys

    Brilliant scramble defence from Glasgow!

    Ross Thompson's kick was charged down, and Matthew Aubrey looked like he had a clear path to the line.

    However, Kyle Steyn chased him down, and then Thompson got back to win a penalty at the breakdown.

  10. Glasgow 31-12 Ospreys

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

    What a finish! There was nothing on when he received the ball. His big talent is that he can fend off with both hands, and he can step off both feet. There's not many players that can do that.

  11. try

    Try - Glasgow 31-12 Ospreys

    Sione Tuipulotu

    Magic from Sione Tuipulotu!

    He receives a slightly unsympathetic pass, but shrugs off Gareth Anscombe's tackle, before stepping back inside.

    The Ospreys' defence suddenly opens up and the big centre doesn't need a second invitation - he races away to score under the posts.

    Ross Thompson adds the extras.

  12. No try - Glasgow 24-12 Ospreys

    George Turner

    More good play from Josh McKay gives Glasgow a two-on-one down the left wing.

    George Turner goes in to score, but Ross Thompson's pass to him was well forward.

  13. Glasgow 24-12 Ospreys

    Glasgow win a penalty at the scrum after driving the Ospreys' pack backwards, and Ross Thompson kicks downfield.

  14. Glasgow 24-12 Ospreys

    Walter Fifita is on for his long-awaited Glasgow debut.

    He'll be looking to exploit the spaces that are starting to open up in the Ospreys' defence.

  15. try

    Try - Glasgow 24-12 Ospreys

    Josh McKay

    This time Glasgow do find a way through!

    Rory Darge (again) bursts through a gap, which takes the Warriors into the Ospreys' 22.

    The ball goes wide to Josh McKay, who steps inside off his right foot, not once but twice, and saunters under the posts to score. Lovely stuff.

    Ross Thompson adds the extras.

    -SNS

    Josh McKay dots down to score

  16. Glasgow 17-12 Ospreys

    A misunderstanding in the backs sees Kyle Steyn lose the ball, and the Ospreys survive.

  17. Glasgow 17-12 Ospreys

    A little kick in behind from Glasgow goes dead as Scott Cummings dives towards the ball in vain.

    The Warriors had a penalty advantage though and kick into the corner. Big chance coming.

  18. Kick-off

    Glasgow 17-12 Ospreys

    Ross Thompson kick us off in the second half...

  19. Delightful Darge

    HT: Glasgow 17-12 Ospreys

    Rory Darge has had the most carries, most clean breaks, most defenders beaten and most offloads of anyone on the field in the first half.

    He is some talent that boy.

    -SNS

    Rory Darge makes a break

  20. HT: Glasgow 17-12 Ospreys

    Tom English
    BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

    Glasgow have had 74% possession and 73% territory, which shows that they are dominating this game in most areas other than the scoreboard. I suspect it will stretch out if Glasgow look after the ball a bit more. Glasgow have more in most departments. Ospreys are working very hard to stay in this, and Anscombe isn't going to miss off the tee, but I don't think they can sustain this.