Bath are going through the phases, but Glasgow are dealing with it fairly comfortably.

The attack eventually fizzles out, but Glasgow will need to navigate a scrum in order to clear.

Peter Wright
Former Edinburgh prop on BBC Radio Scotland

The same exact thing has happened at the last two scrums - Glasgow dominated the first, Bath the second, but there's been two different outcomes.

Where's the consistency? It doesn't make sense.

Another scrum penalty goes the way of Bath.

Orlando Bailey kicks into the Glasgow 22.

There's only been one try in the second half so far, scored by Sebastian Cancelliere.

Here it is for your viewing pleasure...

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Straight through the middle.

Bath earn another penalty, and Orlando Bailey will have a pop at goal.

Despite offering next to nothing with ball in hand, the visitors can move to within three points of Glasgow here.

Glasgow steal possession from the Bath lineout, which appeases the crowd somewhat.

George Horne has replaced Ali Price at scrum-half, which might help Glasgow's tempo and accuracy - Price has struggled a bit of late, whereas Horne has been electric.

A penalty goes the way of Bath at scrum time - Lucio Sordoni the man penalised for not scrummaging straight.

There's a loud cry of "rubbish" from the stands.

I couldn't possibly comment...

Tom Jordan kicks to the corner again after some more Bath ill-discipline.

It'll be another rolling maul...

The replays show a clear knock-on, and the try is chalked off.

Glasgow will come again from this goal-line drop-out.

Piers Francis is shown yellow, but he looks groggy, so I doubt he'll return in 10 minutes time.

Glasgow kick to the corner, and have a big chance to stretch their lead here...

The officials are saying that there's head contact, but surely it's the fault of the tackler?

I'm not sure what the outcome is going to be here.

Colin Gregor
Former Glasgow Warriors back on BBC Radio Scotland

That's what I used to do in fairness.

Peter Wright
Former Edinburgh prop on BBC Radio Scotland

You don't tackle like that.

If you're not going to tackle him, just let him through!

Ooft. Sione Tuipulotu has just absolutely steamrollered Piers Francis.

The Bath fly-half needs treatment after that colossal hit.

The TMO is having a look at it.

Tom Jordan kicks high and long to Bath's Ollie Lawrence, who belts the ball into touch.

Glasgow will have a lineout inside Bath's half.

Peter Wright
Former Edinburgh prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

Bath's rugby is so difficult to watch. There's no intent to play at all, and when they do, it's ponderous.

Finn Russell is going to struggle in this team unless Johann van Graan completely changes his rugby philosophy.

This is chalk and cheese compared to the days of Guscott and Barnes.