Insult to injury - Huw Jones is off. It's an HIA, so currently temporary...

Domingo Miotti is on.

Glasgow are over, the celebrations are muted though - there must be a knock-on there.

Fraser Brown played a no-look pass on the half-way that ended up putting Glasgow on their own 22m. But they thrive in that chaos.

Tom Jordan spotted a gap, delayed brilliantly and put it straight into Huw Jones' breadbasket... but he's caught as he races through and knocks on!

Glasgow recycled and Cole Forbes crossed, but eventually it's pulled all the way back.

And another substitution for Glasgow, after only half an hour. The mulleted prop Lucio Sordoni is off, replaced by Scotland international Zander Fagerson.

Not a bad option from the bench, to be fair.

As Connacht ramped up the pressure, looking to make the most of their man advantage, Fraser Brown is into the breakdown quick as a flash to turnover.

Vital from the Glasgow hooker, who looked to have picked up a nasty shoulder injury just moments before. He soldiers on.

And the Connacht number 10 dinks over from just in front of the sticks. Four-point game.

Caolin Blade is caught in a second-row sandwich after grubbering through, smooshed between the shoulders of Scott Cummings and Richie Gray.

The former is the one who takes the rap, binned for ten minutes by Italian referee Gianluca Gnecchi.

Almost a chance for Warriors as they spread the ball wide to Horne, but the ball bounces before it can reach the makeshift winger and he is smothered by the covering Connacht defence.

They spread the play back to the left wing, but the visitors somewhat deal with it. The players are still camped in Connacht's 22m though, as Glasgow have a throw.

Well that's not ideal for Glasgow. Deputising winger Jamie Dobie is off, replaced by George Horne.

Almost 70 minutes for Horne, and now a full game for Ali Price. Any game plan Franco Smith might have had concerning his scrum-halves is now out the window.

Huw Jones gathers a kick in behind from Connacht but is then dragged to the deck behind his own line.

Connacht have the scrum on the five...

And we are underway as the sun sets on Scotstoun!

It's a beautiful back drop, but will we have a beautiful game of rugby? Let's find out!

Glasgow Warriors head coach Franco Smith tells Viaplay: "We don't try to add any pressure. We just want to be as good as we can be. Tonight, it is important we understand the importance of keeping momentum against a strong Connacht side.

"They have threats across the park. They keep the ball way, they have a good shape and some good individuals. They get the offloads away, they like to keep the ball alive.

The breakdown speed is going to be important for them. They're a very well-oiled and well-drilled team.

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Fresh from signing a new contract extension, scrum-half Jamie Dobie makes his 50th Warriors appearance but again finds himself in a strange new position.

The 21-year-old has found himself shifted out to play on the wing due to an ongoing injury crisis at the Warriors

"I'm delighted to get that done and be staying on here," Dobie told Viaplay. "The squad is in a really good place, we've come on leaps and bounds this season. Going forward, I think we do something special with this group.

"Having that extra string to my bow, playing on the wing, is something I've practiced and I'm more and more comfortable with. Happy to contribute where the coaches see fit.

"Connacht are in a winning run and they need a win to get a decent play-off. Hopefully our defence will combat that."

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The Warriors will face Munster in the URC quarter-finals, after the Irish side picked up two points with a draw with the Sharks in South Africa.

That's also a guaranteed home match, so we'll be back at Scotstoun in a fortnight's time.

The winner of that will face Leinster v Sharks, who play in the first quarter-final.