Summary

  • Glasgow lose Rory Darge to early injury

  • Glasgow lost opening URC match at Benetton

  • Cardiff beat Munster in first game

Live Reporting

George O'Neill

  1. Sin-bin - Uilisi Halaholo (Cardiff)

    Glasgow 35-17 Cardiff

    Another high shot that could have been a red card, but it's another yellow card brandished by the referee.

    Uilisi Halaholo, only just on the field, catches Fraser Brown high and is sent to the bin.

  2. Glasgow 35-17 Cardiff

    Another powerful run from Sione Tuipulotu sees him beat a few tacklers, and burst into the Cardiff 22.

    Ali Price was racing up on the inside, but looked to have been held back.

  3. Glasgow 35-17 Cardiff

    Captain Kyle Steyn is replaced by Ali Price, which sees the effervescent George Horne shift out onto the wing.

  4. converted try

    Converted try Glasgow 35-17 Cardiff

    Zander Fagerson

    Sheer power from the Warriors!

    The forward pack rumble forward at a maul, and go straight underneath the posts. It looks as though Cardiff have held it up, but an Inspector Gadget-like arm stretches out to pop the ball down.

    Great work from Zander Fagerson.

    Zander Fagerson scores for GlasgowSNS

  5. Glasgow 28-17 Cardiff

    George Horne is orchestrating things once more, and Glasgow work their way into the Cardiff 22.

  6. converted try

    Converted try Glasgow 28-17 Cardiff

    Kristian Dacey

    And the visitors do force their way over.

    Glasgow cannot repel the Cardiff maul on this occasion, and Kristian Dacey stretches out to just about get the ball over the line.

    Jarrod Evans adds the extras.

  7. Glasgow 28-10 Cardiff

    Cardiff have started the second half on the front foot, and only some alert defending from Sebastian Cancelliere prevents the Welsh outfit scoring their second try of the night.

    Cardiff will come again from a lineout...

  8. Kick-off

    Glasgow 28-10 Cardiff

    We are back under way at Scotstoun...

  9. 'Tom Jordan got lucky'

    HT: Glasgow 28-10 Cardiff

    Tom English
    BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

    A brilliant response from last week. I do think Tom Jordan was lucky to escape with a yellow card - it's a shot to the head, and I think it should have been red. Incidents like that are routinely red, and I'm not sure there's sufficient mitigation there.

  10. 'A joy to watch'

    HT: Glasgow 28-10 Cardiff

    Colin Gregor
    Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

    Confidence, intensity, accuracy. The last half-hour in particular has been a joy to watch.

  11. First half action

    HT: Glasgow 28-10 Cardiff

    Glasgow celebrate Matt Fagerson's trySNS

    Matt Fagerson powers over to score Glasgow's third try

    Cole Forbes scores for Glasgow WarriorsSNS

    Cole Forbes beats a would-be tackler to score in the corner

    George Horne celebrates after a Glasgow scoreSNS

    George Horne celebrates his try

  12. converted try

    Converted try Glasgow 28-10 Cardiff

    George Horne

    The decision pays off!

    George Horne has been outstanding all game, and he snipes from close range to score a deserved try.

    The scrum-half converts his own score, and Glasgow head in at the break leading by 18 points.

  13. Glasgow 21-10 Cardiff

    Glasgow opt for a scrum after they win a penalty slap bang in front of the posts.

    Should they have taken the points while they are a man down? Time will tell.

  14. Glasgow 21-10 Cardiff

    The bounce of the ball denies George Horne a magnificent solo try.

    He takes a short ball, jinxes past a tackler and then chips over the last man.

    He looks favourite to score, but the ball ricochets into Cardiff hands. Glasgow pile the pressure on though and win a 5m scrum...

  15. Penalty Glasgow 21-10 Cardiff

    Jarrod Evans

    Interesting - Cardiff decide to take the points rather than going to the corner.

    Jarrod Evans splits the posts and closes the gap.

  16. Sin-bin Tom Jordan (Glasgow)

    Glasgow 21-7 Cardiff

    Glasgow's fly-half will be a relieved man. There is clear contact with a Cardiff head in the tackle, and he didn't appear to wrap his arms.

    However, the referee decides there's enough mitigation to spare Jordan from seeing red.

    Dai Young shakes his head in the stands.

  17. Glasgow 21-7 Cardiff

    Cardiff, back up to their full allocation, come forward menacingly, and win a penalty after Glasgow infringe at the breakdown.

    The referee is checking something else here...

  18. converted try

    Converted try Glasgow 21-7 Cardiff

    Matt Fagerson

    The TMO cannot fid anything wrong with that. Matt Fagerson barrelled his way over from close range after a succession of strong carries.

    Glasgow have turned things around at Scotsotun.

    George Horne is three from three with conversion attemptsSNS

    Scrum-half George Horne is three from three with conversion attempts

  19. Try review

    Glasgow 14-7 Cardiff

    Glasgow think they're in again here.

  20. Glasgow 14-7 Cardiff

    Sione Tuipulotu is playing a blinder here.

    A pinpoint kick from his own half finds touch inside the Cardiff 22, and Glasgow have the lineout in a promising position...