Edinburgh v Sharks (17:15)
Edinburgh eighth in table, Sharks ninth
Fraser Brown
A second of the game for Glasgow's hooker!
The Dragons maul goes to pieces, and Fraser Brown scores the easiest of tries from close range.
The hosts did so well to get back into this, but have gifted Glasgow the lead back.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyDragons 14-14 Glasgow
It's end to end stuff at Rodney Parade.
A penalty goes Glasgow's way from the restart, and Duncan Weir kicks to the corner...
Sio Tomkinson
Interception!
A blind pass from Stafford McDowall is picked off by Sio Tomkinson, and the home centre races away to score under the posts.
A simple conversion sails through, and from nowhere, Dragons are level.
Dragons 7-14 Glasgow
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Good concerted pressure from Dragons there.
It was brutal, it was brawn, but they got over the line.
Rhodri Williams
No they can't!
Dragons go through the phases, and eventually a space opens up down the side of a ruck, and the Dragons captain spines to dive over from close range.
The conversion is good, and the hosts cut Glasgow's lead in half.
Dragons 0-14 Glasgow
Dragons are playing some nice stuff now after that dreadful start.
Ashton Hewitt dances his way into the Warriors' 22.
Can Glasgow keep them out?
Dragons 0-14 Glasgow
A strong carry from Jack Dixon takes Dragons to within touching distance of the Glasgow line, but then a pass goes astray, and the visitors can clear their lines.
Dragons have a lineout inside the Glasgow half.
Dragons 0-14 Glasgow
A sloppy knock-on straight from kick-off, and the hosts are gifted a chance to get a foothold in the game.
They have a scrum inside the Glasgow 22...
Fraser Brown
Glasgow power over!
Jack Dempsey climbs highest to claim the lineout, and from there, the visitors' maul rumbles menacingly towards the Dragons line.
Fraser Brown drops over to score the second try of the afternoon - a dominant opening here.
Duncan Weir knocks over the conversion.
Dragons 0-7 Glasgow
Another penalty for the Warriors after Dragons stop the Glasgow maul illegally.
Duncan Weir kicks to the corner again.
Dragons 0-7 Glasgow
It's all Glasgow early on.
Dragons, stretched in defence, stray offside, and Duncan Weir kicks the subsequent penalty into the home 22.
Big chance...
Dragons 0-7 Glasgow
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
Dragons are trying to get up off the line, but Glasgow's threat is their off the cuff play.
If you mistime tackles, it leaves gaps, and Glasgow took full advantage.
Cole Forbes
A flying start for Glasgow!
The centres link up superbly, Stafford McDowall takes contact and offloads to the onrushing Sam Johnson, who then sucks in Dragons' last defender to release Cole Forbes.
The Glasgow winger strolls away to score under the posts, and Duncan Weir adds the extras.
Dragons 0-0 Glasgow
Duncan Weir gets us under way at Rodney Parade....
Dragons 0-0 Glasgow
The players are out in Newport.
Dragons are in their traditional black strip, Glasgow in their rather snazzy light blue and red number.
Dragons v Glasgow Warriors (15:00)
Dragons come into this game off the back of a 25-30 defeat to Lions last time out, and currently sit 15th in the URC table with just three league wins all season.
They will want to finish this block of fixtures on a high in front of their own fans.
Glasgow come into this unbeaten in eight games in all competitions - a win today would solidify their spot in the top eight.
Dragons v Glasgow Warriors (15:00)
Stafford McDowall is one of six players released by Scotland to start for Glasgow this afternoon, and he captains the side.
Jamie Bhatti, Fraser Brown and Simon Berghan form a strong front row, Thomas Gordon comes into the back row for his first start since October, joining Sione Vailanu and Jack Dempsey.
In the back-line Ali Price's inclusion at scrum-half would suggest he will not start for Scotland at Twickenham next weekend, and Sebastian Cancelliere will look to continue his electric form on the wing.
Image source, SNSCentres Sam Johnson and Stafford McDowall have both been made available by Scotland
Dragons v Glasgow Warriors (15:00)
Dragons are without Wales back row Ross Moriarty, who has suspected concussion.
Jared Rosser, Sio Tomkinson and Jack Dixon return in the threequarters with JJ Hanrahan and Rhodri Williams restored as the half-backs.
Rhodri Jones, Brodie Coghlan, Matthew Screech and Sean Lonsdale are back up front.
Dragons head coach Dai Flanagan has made the changes amid injuries and Wales Six Nations call-ups.
"We have got a load of fresh players ready to go," Flanagan said "They've been knocking on my door the past couple of weeks. They're pretty decent as well, people like Jack Dixon, Sio Tomkinson, JJ Hanrahan, Sam Davies.
"Let's see what they can do."
Dragons v Glasgow Warriors (15:00)
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Dragons v Glasgow Warriors (15:00)
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