That's all from us tonight.

Glasgow have a significant aggregate lead in the 1872 Cup after an impressive victory.

Glasgow head coach Danny Wilson on Premier Sports:

“Really pleased with the result in a big game", he said. "I think Josh McKay’s try was a huge moment and was a swing in momentum.

"We hadn't seen much of the game in the second half, and from then on we controlled the game and spent it down the other end of the pitch.

"We were pleased with some of the defensive sets tonight. This is a really good team, and to cause turnovers and knock-ons kept us in the game. They kick very well. We wanted to put pressure on that.

"[Jamie Dobie] was outstanding. It's great that he's getting that opportunity – he's a fantastic talent. We’ve got an away game at Cardiff and then Zebre here, so we’ve got to try build on tonight."

Edinburgh head coach Mike Blair has been talking to BBC Radio Scotland post-match:

“We weren’t at our best today, and I thought Glasgow were excellent", he said. "They put a lot of pressure on us and they made the most of the transition attacks they had. They were ruthless with the chances they had. Well done to Glasgow tonight.

"We had a good start to the 2nd half but gklasgow fought their way back into it. That [Josh McKay] try was a momentum killer – brilliantly finished.

"I thought Connor Boyle stuck in really well, but we’re disappointed because we didn’t show our best selves out there tonight. It’ll be tough [away to Sharks next]. A real test that we’re looking forward to."

Duncan Hodge
Former Scotland fly-half on BBC Radio Scotland

It comes to nothing, and Glasgow have convincingly beaten their Scottish rivals at Scotstoun.

Emiliano Boffelli kicks a penalty long downfield.

Edinburgh will be looking for a losing bonus point, and a smaller aggregate deficit for the second leg of the 1872 Cup.

Jamie Dobie has been named Player of the Match on the TV - he's controlled things nicely from scrum-half.

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Glasgow then win a penalty at the scrum after a huge nudge.

They've been very impressive tonight.

Nothing is going Edinburgh's way here.

Ben Muncaster carries superbly, but knocks-on in the tackle, and Glasgow have the ball back.

Charlie Savala catches Ross Thompson with a swinging arm, and gives away a penalty.

Thompson gets to his feet, calls for his kicking tee and makes no mistake.

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Pete Horne
Former Scotland centre on BBC Radio Scotland

The Warriors do go further in front as Ross Thompson hammers a penalty through the posts.

Glasgow are camped on the Edinburgh line - big chance to extend the lead.

This time Connor Boyle is penalised at the breakdown, and Glasgow hammer the penalty into Edinburgh's 22.

I feel like I jinxed Boyle somewhat there...

Connor Boyle has been impressive since he got a run in the Edinburgh side, and he wins his side a penalty at the breakdown.

Edinburgh dominated the opening exchanges of the second half, but will have to dig even deeper if they want to win this game.

A huge score for Glasgow against the run of play.

Duncan Hodge
Former Scotland fly-half on BBC Radio Scotland

Glasgow had got themselves good field position, but a squint throw from Johnny Matthews hands possession back to Edinburgh.