That's all from us this evening.

We'll be back tomorrow, as Edinburgh host the Dragons - see you then.

Glasgow's new head coach Franco Smith has been giving his thoughts to Premier Sports post match: "Obviously, we're a little under cooked", he said. "There were lots of unforced errors and old habits in the first half.

"It's unfortunate that we didn't play our first two warm-up games. [I'm] disappointed in the result, I think we're a much better team than that.

We're looking forward to getting back out on Monday and going again. Benetton are well coached, they played well. We've plenty plenty to work on.

"I'm still getting to know the players' characters. It's one thing coaching them a new style of rugby, it's another thing to get into their heads."

That defeat feels like a continuation of what we saw at the end of last season - Glasgow leaking points far too easily, and displaying an inability to stay in the contest.

Hardly the bright new dawn Glasgow fans would have hoped for.

That is that in Treviso.

We'll bring you reaction as and when it comes.

Sione Tuipulotu drops a shoulder, beats his man, and offloads to his fellow centre Stafford McDowall. It takes Glasgow over halfway.

They could have done with that sort of thing before the 77th minute.

Glasgow clear their lines, and hack a kick downfield.

Sebastian Cancelliere burns past the chasing Benetton defenders, but overcooks his nudged kick forwards, and it rolls agonisingly out over the dead ball line.

That rather sums up Glasgow's day.

Glasgow knock-on and Benetton have a scrum in a promising position just outside the Warriors 22...

A sharp tap-and-go from Ali Price takes Glasgow up to the half-way line, but Sione Tuipulotu flies into the side of the ruck and gifts Benetton a penalty.

It's poor, mainly because it allows the hosts to slow the play down and control proceedings.

Rory Darge wins the lineout with his first involvement, but then Glasgow knock-on as they attempt to move the ball to the back of a maul.

Any momentum that they had built up has slipped away.

The Warriors appear to have perked up a bit, but it could well be too late for a comeback.

They win a penalty, and kick into Benetton territory.

No mistake from Benetton full-back Rhyno Smith.

It is now 13 unanswered points for the Italians since the break.

Another Glasgow mistake - there's only so many ways to write that - gives Rhyno Smith another opportunity off the tee.

On this occasion, it was Richie Gray penalised for straying offside.

Ali Price has been introduced off the bench as Franco Smith desperately tries to wrestle control of this game away from Benetton.

Benetton should have scored a bonus point try here.

It's more superb play, featuring deft offloads and a clever chip-and-chase that Glasgow fail to deal with, but referee Frank Murphy deems that Dewalt Duvenage knocked on before the ball was grounded.

Glasgow are struggling to get near the hosts here.

A delicate little kick in behind Sebastian Cancelliere from Giacamo Da Re rolls out for a Glasgow lineout inside the Warriors half.

Benetton continue to squeeze.

Glasgow look to hit straight back, as they win a scrum deep inside Benetton's 22...

They have an entirely new front row, but one of the replacements infringes, and it allows Benetton to clear their lines.