After Edinburgh's historic win in a Durban downpour, Glasgow's Cardiff collapse ended this day of rugby in disappointing fashion.

With a few rounds left of the United Rugby Championship, Scotland's two sides sit in fourth and fifth position in the table - with Edinburgh two points behind their Glasgow rivals. Told you those bonus points would be important.

That deciding 1872 Cup fixture in May might be very, very interesting.

Until next time!

A capitulation in Cardiff.

Glasgow made the best possible start to the second-half with Sebastian Cancelliere's intercept try, but the visitors then went into their shells and produced very little rugby of note, after controlling the majority of the first-half.

The Warriors then became creators of their own downfall, conceding penalty after penalty to allow Cardiff back into the game. That said, credit must go to Willis Halaholo - man of the match on the night - who seized the initiative to overturn the scoreline.

A lack of game management didn't help Danny Wilson's side, who at least head back up the road with two losing bonus points.

Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

Huge penalty goes Cardiff's way, right in front of the posts and... Jarrod Evans splits the posts.

Glasgow have conceded penalty after penalty in this second-half, barely getting out of their own half at all. That's surely the ball game.

Cardiff could have killed the game off there.

They win the ball back in Glasgow territory, roll forward and then Evans goes wide, where Sebastian Cancelliere makes another interception at a vital moment.

The hosts look a lot more likely to win at this stage, but it's still just a one-point game.

Zander Fagerson is also off with young Murphy Walker replacing him. Glasgow have taken some key players off - how will the substitutes respond?

Willis Halaholo is off after a simply superb second-half showing. Matthew Morgan replaces him with Hallam Amos moving into the centre.

Danny Wilson rings the changes, looking to get his side back in front.

Johnny Matthews, Jamie Dobie and Duncan Weir are on, replacing Fraser Brown, Ali Price and Ross Thompson.

Glasgow concede another penalty from the throw-in. They cannot keep hold of the ball in this second-half.

Cardiff have a throw in the Glasgow 22 - but Scott Cummings steals the line-out!

Twenty minutes to go and this is anyone's game. Where will the momentum swing next?

Glasgow make a change - Ryan Wilson is off, replaced by Kiran McDonald who will pack down at blindside for the time being.

The Warriors will be looking to seep every second out of the clock whilst they are down to 14 men.

Cardiff come forward, smelling blood with the man advantage.

James Botham darts forward in the red scrum-cap... but he's blown for the knock-on, on the line! Ross Thompson will boot the drop-out away.

An extremely messy phase of play comes to an end, which started with a superb line-break from Willis Halaholo.

Sebastian Cancelliere is having a failed interception looked at - a possible deliberate knock-on is the question. And AJ Jacobs finds him guilty! That is incredibly harsh.

Glasgow are vicious when they carry, bombing forward with real purpose.

Ali Price tries a globetrotter-style pass that falls to floor, where Rhys Carre thumps it down the pitch, like a centre-half wellying it out over the stand.

Glasgow then make their first change - the peroxide blonde hair of Oli Kebble packs down in the scrum, replacing Jamie Bhatti.

Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

And into the second-half we go!

Will Glasgow start slowly, or will they extend the lead over Cardiff? We're about to find out!

Adrian Hadley
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

Glasgow weren’t just slow out of the blocks – they stumbled out of them.

But as soon as Sebastian Cancelliere crossed, they awoke. Crashing into collisions, pin point accuracy with the set piece, they looked unstoppable in a twenty minute spell.

But then they allowed Cardiff back into it, with Theo Cabango capitalising on loose ball deep in Glasgow territory.

Whilst the defence of both sides left a fair bit to be desired, it was an exciting half of rugby to watch.

And they almost had it! Sam Johnson poked through, the ball was hacked towards the line by Sebastian Cancelliere, but James Botham came from nowhere to pick up and dot down on his own line.

Heroic defending from the Wales international.