That's all from me tonight.

The radio boys are still picking the bones out of that game, so be sure to tune in if you aren't already.

Have a very merry Christmas all of you!

A delighted Glasgow assistant coach Pete Horne has also been talking to Radio Scotland:

"We're chuffed," he said. "It was pretty scruffy, but derbies are never as glamorous as you hope they are going to be.

"It was a brilliant finish [from Jack Dempsey], and it galvanised us a little bit. We came away with another three, and we're pleased - it was a solid first half.

"We've brought a bit more resilience. That's shone through in the last few weeks.

"It's really satisfying. It comes down to desire, being technically sound and looking after the ball.

"I'm delighted for [brother George Horne]. He's been injured, so it's great to see him going well. He's such a competitive little bugger, and his kicking has been on the money."

Glasgow's players were understandably elated when the full-time whistle went.

Here's a glimpse at what it means.

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Edinburgh's try-scorer Connor Boyle has been giving his take on the game to BBC Radio Scotland:

"The try was a reflection of us as a forward pack," he said. "When we get in those corners, we know we can score from those.

"In the game, if we'd been a bit more disciplined, used our kicking game a bit better then we'd have had more opportunities to do that.

"It was slippy, but we practice with slippy balls so I don't think it affected us too much.

"That's a game we're disappointed with. As a team, our physicality underpins everything - we did that more consistently second half.

"Hopefully we can put things right next week."

Glasgow's Richie Gray has been named Player of the Match, and has been giving his thought to Viaplay post-match:

"It was tough - a physical game," he said.

"It was always going to be a battle of attrition - delighted with the win, but this is just the first half.

"I expect the exact same thing next week, I'm looking forward to it."

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

James Lang is bundled into touch, and Glasgow win the first leg of the 1872 Cup, in addition to four URC points.

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

That has sailed straight through - a great kick.

The kick-off is pouched safely.

Edinburgh will have to go the length of the field...

Edinburgh have possession, but aren't really going anywhere with it, before Glasgow stray offside - Jamie Ritchie points to the posts, but it's a long way out.

90 seconds left at Scotstoun - will we get a grandstand finish?

Over it goes!

Edinburgh have it all to do now, with just five minutes to go.

Glasgow make their way into the Edinburgh 22, but the visitors win a turnover and look to have survived.

However, Ben Muncaster gets absolutely crunched by JP du Preez, and Glasgow win a penalty from the resulting breakdown.

Tom Jordan calls for his kicking tee, and will look to stretch the lead beyond one converted try.

Ah, no more film references this evening folks - Tom Cruse is replaced by Patrick Harrison.

Back on the field, a Henry Pyrgos box-kick causes all sorts of problems, but Glasgow win a penalty after Jamie Ritchie takes someone out off the ball.

Glasgow win a scrum penalty against the head, and Tom Jordan splits the posts from right in front.

The home crowd roar their approval.

Here's what that try meant to Connor Boyle and Edinburgh.

Tom Cruse there, giving Boyle a big hug - in this weather, the Edinburgh hooker could be described as Rain Man...

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It was a huge tackle from Bill Mata that inspired that tweet from Andy, but sadly for Edinburgh fans, Mata has now been forced from the field with a little knock.

His physical presence will be sorely missed as this game approaches its crescendo.

A scrappy passage of play ends with an awful sliced kick from Harry Paterson that flies into touch on the full.

That won't make any highlights reels.

Sione Vailanu is pinged at a ruck, and Edinburgh win a penalty.

They kick to the corner - big chance to get back into the game...

Huge cries of delight from the home players and fans alike, as a penalty goes the way of Glasgow.

Edinburgh had made their way into the host's 22, but are still yet to score this evening.