Edinburgh v Sharks (17:15)
Edinburgh eighth in table, Sharks ninth
Grant Williams
Interception.
Charlie Savala doesn't get his head up, and Grant Williams swoops. The Sharks scrum-half shows a good turn of pace to score the game's opening try.
Curwin Bosch adds the extras.
Edinburgh 0-0 Sharks
Curwin Bosch gets us under way...
Edinburgh v Sharks (17:15)
The players are out in the shadow of Murrayfield.
Kick-off is next...
Edinburgh v Sharks (17:15)
The headline news in the Edinburgh line-up is that Scotland star Hamish Watson returns from injury to start.
The flanker last played against New Zealand in the Autumn Internationals, and will be keen to get minutes in his legs ahead of the Six Nations.
Wes Goosen is also off the physio's list, and comes into a side that sees eight changes from the famous win over Saracens last week.
Mark Bennett captains Edinburgh after being released from the Scotland camp.
Image source, SNSEdinburgh v Sharks (17:15)
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Edinburgh v Sharks (17:15)
Our attention now switches to the capital, where Edinburgh are preparing to take on Sharks.
Team news coming right up...
Image source, SNSDragons 28-42 Glasgow
That is that in south east Wales.
A straightforward enough win for Glasgow, who are now nine games unbeaten.
Chris Coleman
Dragons do find a bonus point try.
Chris Coleman, the substitute prop, not the former Wales football manager, is the man to go over.
JJ Hanrahan slots the conversion from slap bang in front.
Dragons 21-42 Glasgow
Dragons are looking to finish on a high here.
They're up to the Glasgow line...
Fraser Brown
In the meantime, Glasgow and Scotland hooker Fraser Brown has been named Player of the Match.
Two tries for the veteran - a good day's work.
Dragons 21-42 Glasgow
The TMO chalks it off - looked fine to me, but I'm not a professional referee...
Jamie Dobie
And another!
It's all so easy. Sione Vailanu darts down the side of an undefended ruck, and offloads to Jamie Dobie.
The replacement scrum-half steps past the last defender and cruises under the posts to score Glasgow's seventh try of the afternoon.
Dragons 21-42 Glasgow
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
There's no-one in the backfield, so as soon as he caught that ball, he knew he was in.
Sebastian Cancelliere
Glasgow go the length of the field to put the icing on the cake!
Sebastian Cancelliere picks off JJ Hanrahan's pass, and there's no chance anyone is catching the Argentinian flyer from there.
Tom Jordan adds the extras, and that's game over.
Dragons 21-35 Glasgow
Sione Vailanu thought the ball had spilled out of a Dragons ruck, but referee Frank Murphy disagrees and awards the hosts a penalty.
JJ Hanrahan kicks to the corner - can Dragons find a bonus point try?
Dragons 21-35 Glasgow
The lineout throw goes astray and Dragons survive.
Dragons 21-35 Glasgow
Dragons look to run it from deep, but Glasgow swarm Steffan Hughes and win a breakdown penalty.
Duncan Weir kicks to the corner...
Dragons 21-35 Glasgow
Lots of back-slapping after Glasgow win a penalty at the breakdown.
Duncan Weir belts it to touch.
Dragons 21-35 Glasgow
Glasgow are able to put fires out quickly enough to keep Dragons out.
Franco Smith will love that defensive endeavour.