Peter Wright
Former Edinburgh prop on BBC Radio Scotland

It's a horrific try to lose. They've done all the hard work securing the lineout, but then Ali Price shouldn't be getting kicks charged down.

Ah, close but no cigar for Blair Kinghorn and Edinburgh.

The returning fly-half looks to dart down the blind-side, but Sione Vailanu is alert to it, and bundles the Scotland man into touch.

Edinburgh make their way into Glasgow territory as they look to hit back...

The first scrum of the game results in a penalty for Glasgow.

WP Nel the man penalised.

The visitors kick to touch and will have a lineout inside Edinburgh's 22.

Tom Jordan kicks high into the night sky, and we're off...

Who are you backing at home? Thumbs up for Edinburgh, thumbs down for Glasgow.

The players are out in front of a big crowd at Murrayfield.

Here's what they're playing for... as well as some sweet, sweet URC points of course.

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Glasgow head coach Franco Smith has also been giving his thoughts to the BBC:

"We came away with the win last week, still a lot to improve," he said. "As a group, our focus is on how we play.

"It's fantastic to be at Murrayfield, a lot of people have come out to watch, so it's a good experience to be a part of.

"Everyone is working really hard. It's good to have Ali Price and Ollie Smith come in.

"We want to take continuity from last week into this game. It was difficult with the weather conditions last week - it wasn't picture perfect, but we're still striving for that. Hopefully we can improve week on week."

Edinburgh head coach Mike Blair has been talking to BBC Radio Scotland ahead of kick-off:

"It's a very different fixture to last season when we played in the spring with the sun shining," he said.

"This is a more traditional 1872 Cup game. The guys are really motivated. They enjoy a challenge and a contest - we know we have to raise our game from last week to win.

"We're looking forward to the challenge. Glasgow will be really up for it - it'll be a good game.

"It gives you momentum, starting the game well, so we always look to start quickly. You have to be smart with that as well."

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

Boffelli can play 15, and he's world-class, or he can play on the wing, and he's world-class.

It's a fantastic bit of business to lock him down - I didn't think Edinburgh had a chance of keeping him.

He's a special player.

Edinburgh fans were given a late Christmas present yesterday, as the club announced that Argentinian star Emiliano Boffelli has extended his stay in the capital, signing a new two-year deal.

Tom English has been waxing lyrical on BBC Radio Scotland...

Glasgow head coach Franco Smith has made just two changes to the XV that secured victory last week.

The pack is unchanged, whilst Ali Price and Ollie Smith replace George Horne and Josh McKay in the back-line.

Peter Wright
Former Edinburgh prop on BBC Radio Scotland

I see it being different tonight.

Edinburgh have got Kinghorn and Bennett back, the pack is strong, home crowd behind them - I think it's going to be a good game, and they will want to show over 80 minutes that they are a good side.

Deja vu here, as Edinburgh make the exact same late change that they did last week.

Wes Goosen has pulled up in the warm-up, so Emiliano Boffelli switches to the wing and Harry Patterson comes in at full-back

Mike Blair is able to welcome back four Scotland internationals for this crunch game.

Blair Kinghorn, Mark Bennett, Sam Skinner and Luke Crosbie all return to the starting line-up, and there are three further changes to the side that fell short in Glasgow last week.

Wes Goosen is fit enough to start having missed the previous game through injury, Henry Pyrgos is tasked with dictating proceedings from scrum-half, and Boan Venter starts in the front row.

Welcome to our coverage of the second leg of the 1872 Cup on this fine Friday night.

Glasgow have ventured down the M8 to Murrayfield, where they will hope to build on their battling performance last week, which saw them win 16-10 at Scotstoun.

For Edinburgh, they need to win by seven points or more if they are to retain the famous old trophy.

You can listen to BBC Radio Scotland's coverage via the link at the top of the page, and we'll also have live text updates for you throughout.

Let's get to it...

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