Joseph Dweba
Pure power brings about the Stormers' first try.
The South African outfit safely set up their maul on this occasion, and Joseph Dweba breaks away to blast through George Horne and level things up.
Manie Libbok knocks over the extras, and the Stormers lead.
Glasgow 5-0 Stormers
Kyle Steyn takes out Clayton Blommetjies in the air, and Paul de Wet taps and goes quickly.
Lewis Bean is then shown a yellow card for an unseen incident, and the Stormers kick the penalty into the corner.
Glasgow need a big defensive set now.
Sebastian Cancelliere
Wow, that's a sublime try to open the scoring!
Glasgow hauled the Stormers lineout into touch, and from there, they go on an attack of their own.
Sebastian Cancelliere finds space down the right wing, which he hares into. The Argentinian flyer has Huw Jones in support, and Jones then draws the last defender to put Cancelliere away to score in the corner.
George Horne's conversion attampt is just shy from the touchline.
Glasgow 0-0 Stormers
Damian Willemse steps past a tackle and breaks through the Glasgow defensive line, which starts a dangerous Stormers attack.
Kyle Steyn scrambles back to get to a kick through just in time, but the Glasgow skipper is hauled into touch, and the visitors have a lineout just 5m out.
Glasgow 0-0 Stormers
Glasgow have started with real intensity here, punching holes and making good ground.
Unfortunately for the hosts, Sione Vailanu fumbles as he looks to go quickly from a ruck, and we'll have the game's first scrum.
Glasgow 0-0 Stormers
Tom Jordan gets us under way with a towering kick, which the Stormers then belt into touch.
Glasgow have a lineout just inside opposition territory.
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Andy Burke
BBC Scotland rugby reporter at Scotstoun Stadium
Glasgow have shown some real steel to build this five-match winning run they’re on, and there was a fair bit of style in the way they put Edinburgh away last time out.
Warriors are unbeaten here at Scotstoun in over a year. That record is sure to come under intense examination today against the defending URC champions.
Scotstoun Stadium
Glasgow Warriors v Stormers (15:00)
Franco Smith makes five changes to the XV that beat Edinburgh 32-25 last time out.
George Turner, JP du Preez and Lewis Bean come into the forward pack, replacing Fraser Brown, Sintu Manjezi and Richie Gray.
George Horne starts at scrum half following his exhilarating performance off the bench in the 1872 Cup, and Huw Jones returns to the side in the centres.
Image source, SNSGeorge Horne scored 13 points to swing last week's game in Glasgow's favour
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Glasgow Warriors v Stormers (15:00)
We've got a mouth-watering URC clash in store for you this afternoon.
Glasgow, unbeaten at home since January, welcome the Stormers, reigning champions of course, to Scotstoun.
Let's see the teams, shall we?