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Glasgow head coach Danny Wilson has been giving his thoughts to Premier Sports:

[On the trip to South Africa]: "It's been difficult," he said. "We've been taught a few lessons.

"We struggled physically and couldn't get any ground at the breakdown. Our discipline let us down - penalties that got them down the field.

"We lost a lot of players to injury tonight. We've got to patch up and go again."

The second leg of the 1872 Cup is shaping up to be absolutely massive.

As well as the obvious bragging rights on offer, the two Scottish sides could be battling it out for the final quarter-final spot.

That is that in Pretoria.

Glasgow's stint in South Africa has been a painful one.

The Bulls leapfrog both Edinburgh and Glasgow in the league.

Yep, the pass was well forward.

Glasgow have the losing bonus point snatched away from them.

Ollie Smith is over again after Sione Tuipulotu broke clear down the right wing, but the TMO wants a look at the build-up.

Tuipulotu's offload looked suspect...

To give you an idea of how many stoppages we've had this evening, kick-off was nearly two hours ago.

There's yet more standing around as the players get set for a scrum.

This has been such an underwhelming performance from Glasgow.

They've folded in the second half - it's happened all too often this season.

And the Bulls steal possession from the line-out...

Finally something goes Glasgow's way as they win a scrum penalty.

Ross Thompson kicks into the Bulls 22...

Madosh Tambwe lets out a cry of frustration after he drops an attempted interception.

No-one was stopping him if he'd taken it cleanly.

The Bulls are camped in Glasgow's 22 again.

The Warriors are powerless to stop the hosts at the moment.

The Bulls get a real march on from a maul and power into Glasgow's half.

There's a knock-on though, and we've got another delay.

There have been a notable amount of long stoppages tonight.

Every line-out and scrum seems to be taking an age. A couple of the South African TV pundits were suggesting that it's a ploy from northern hemisphere teams to cope with playing at altitude.

Madosh Tambwe raced past Ollie Smith to collect a kick in behind, but was a good yard offside.

As you were.

George Turner is fuming - he knocks on as Glasgow look to set up a rolling maul.