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Glasgow winger Sebastian Cancelliere, who scored the bonus point try has been talking to BBC Radio Scotland:

"Glad to get the bonus point, but there's a lot of work to do," he said.

"I think some parts of the game were really messy, but we have to work to be consistent for 80 minutes. There were lots of turnovers, we knew that that was their strength. We have to be better for next week.

[On the upcoming games against Edinburgh]: "Big games ahead now," Cancelliere added. "We are going to focus all our attention on Edinburgh. It's a derby and we want to win those games. Hopefully we can have a good game at Scotstoun."

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Glasgow head coach Franco Smith has been giving his thoughts to Viaplay post-match:

"Really happy with a bonus point victory," he said, "but we were way inaccurate.

"Lots of the players haven't played that much after the Autumn Nations series. It was always difficult to blend the guys back in. I'm very excited that we've got the five points.

"We tried to slow it down regarding our set-piece. We just overplayed, our DNA says we want to play - sometimes the best way to resolve things is by playing less.

"I felt the first 20 minutes, we played them off their feet - that was the plan, to get their tight five tired. We started giving away soft penalties. Evenings like that are to keep learning and to grow from it.

"We've built an understanding of what we want to do, now it's just about becoming more accurate and having more control."

Here's a look at the two second half tries for Glasgow.

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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

Perpignan knock-on, and Glasgow have their second win from two games in the European Challenge Cup.

That wasn't exactly vintage stuff in the second half, but a win's a win.

We'll have reaction for you as and when it comes.

A brilliant kick-chase from the restart from Rufus McLean holds up his man, and allows the forwards to pile in.

Glasgow tie the ball up and win the scrum feed inside Perpignan's 22.

This is a huge chance...

Peter Wright's pal Dorian Laborde kicks the penalty, and the lead is cut to just three points.

A scrum penalty goes the way of Perpignan after Glasgow are deemed to have pre-engaged.

Perpginan's six-man scrum was clever, or cynical, there, depending on your viewpoint.

They seemed to pull away at the point of contact, and the referee bought it.

Fraser Brown
Glasgow and Scotland hooker on BBC Radio Scotland

An excellent steal from Simon Berghan wins possession back for Glasgow, but the ball spills loose and it's back with the visitors.

It's been so scrappy since half-time.

Glasgow secure a vital free-kick after Perpignan engage early.

Fraser Brown reckons that should be a penalty - I'm inclined to agree with him considering he knows a lot more about scrummaging than me.

Glasgow are forced back into their own in-goal area, and Perpignan force a scrum on Glasgow's 5m line.

It's all happening at Murrayfield - there's steam coming off my keyboard.

Posolo Tuilagi was also sin-binned for his part in that penalty try, so Glasgow will now be playing against 13 men for the next nine minutes or so.

They have to make this count and secure a bonus point.

Glasgow hammer Perpignan back, and the visitors rather cynically slow the play down.

The big lock forward is shown yellow, and Glasgow will come again...

Better from Glasgow.

They make their way into the Perpignan 22, and win a penalty which Duncan Weir kicks into the corner.

A rather indignant fan roars out, "come on Glasgow".

They might have listened...

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland