That's all from me tonight.

A job well done by Glasgow - that's seven wins on the spin for Franco Smith's side.

An attempted grubber kick through from Matteo Rodor dribbles harmlessly into touch, and that is that in the south of France.

Glasgow are through to the knockout stages of the Challenge Cup.

Both teams seem to be under the illusion that the next score wins.

There's a lot of very reckless offloading going on.

Still, it's an entertaining way to finish this game.

The clock has just ticked past 80 minutes...

Not a lot to write home about in the past few minutes.

Perpignan win a scrum penalty though inside Glasgow's 22, and have a chance to restore some pride.

Perpignan are huffing and puffing as they hunt their fourth try, but Glasgow are holding firm for now.

Glasgow have routinely upset the Perpignan lineout this evening, and do so again here.

Josh McKay then goes through a hole and gets his side over halfway.

Glasgow's turn to attack.

A big carry from Jack Dempsey gets the Warriors over the gain-line, but Perpignan get over the ball and win a penalty.

Thomas Gordon has only been on the park for about a minute, and the replacement flanker is shown yellow after a no-arms tackle sends the Perpignan ball-carrier flying beyond the horizontal.

For the second time tonight, Glasgow will have to play the next ten minutes with 14 men.

One positive for the Warriors is that the hosts knock-on from their lineout, and Glasgow have a chance to clear their lines.

Some delightful hands release Jamie Dobie down the left-hand side, but the scrum-half's kick through has far too much on it, and Perpignan will have a goal-line drop-out.

Glasgow have dominated possession and territory at the start of this second half.

No chances as of yet though.

We're back under way in the south of France.

Duncan Weir's kick is launched into the home 22.

In the absence of any noteworthy half-time punditry, I'm going to make myself a cup of tea.

Milk, no sugar, if you're interested.

A very ambitious cross-field kick from Duncan Weir flies out on the full, and so the players head for the sheds.

Glasgow deservedly lead. More of the same would do very nicely after the break.

Perpignan knock-on from their own lineout, and Glasgow have a scrum as we approach the interval.

Now it's Perpignan's turn to fly forward in attack.

Edward Sawailau is stopped just inches short of the line, before Glasgow get over the ball and pinch possession back.

The Warriors have more defending to do now - the hosts have a lineout just inside the Glasgow 22.