Opening URC match for Glasgow Warriors & Leinster
Venter makes Glasgow debut & George Horne makes 100th appearance
First Leinster start for Boyle
George Horne
What an impact from the wee man!
Tom Jordan sets it up with a great aerial take, before offloading to Greg Peterson.
The lock gets his head up, sees George Horne outside him, and the scrum-half burns away to score in the corner.
He looks to convert his own try, but it comes up just short.
Image source, SNSGlasgow 24-20 Leinster
Franco Smith also turns to his bench, with George Horne on for his 100th Warriors appearance.
Glasgow 24-20 Leinster
Leo Cullen hands Leinster debuts to Rory McGuire and Paddy McCarthy.
Brian Deeny, Cormac Foley and Rhys Ruddock are also on for the visitors.
Glasgow 24-20 Leinster
Jack Boyle gets himself over the line, but is held up by Oli Kebble and Huw Jones.
It's great defensive work, and the hosts can clear through a goal-line drop-out.
Glasgow 24-20 Leinster
It's a yellow card for the Argentine, but just a penalty for Leinster, which Harry Byrne nudges into the corner.
Big chance.
Glasgow 24-20 Leinster
Leinster look to go blind off the back of their lineout, but are thwarted by a Sebastian Cancelliere knock-on.
The officials are looking at this to see whether it's deliberate and potentially stopping a try.
Glasgow 24-20 Leinster
Leinster clearly got something of a rocket at half-time.
They have looked a different side since the restart, and have another lineout in Glasgow's 22.
Lee Barron
Lee Barron peels off the back of a maul, and crashes over to score Leinster's second try of the game.
Harry Byrne adds the extras and it's now a four-point game.
Glasgow 24-13 Leinster
Leinster make their way into Glasgow territory once more and win another penalty, which Harry Byrne kicks to the corner...
Glasgow 24-13 Leinster
Leinster start the second half positively and find themselves in the Glasgow 22, but Stafford McDowall gets well to get over the ball and win a penalty at the breakdown.
Glasgow 24-13 Leinster
Harry Byrne gets us back under way at Scotstoun...
HT: Glasgow 24-13 Leinster
It's not often Leinster concede four tries in a single half.
Here's a look at them for you.
Image source, SNSJosh McKay got things going after Rory Darge's break
Image source, SNSSebastian Cancelliere added a second in the corner
Image source, SNSCentre combo Stafford McDowall kicked through for Huw Jones to cross
Image source, SNSBefore Angus Fraser got a fourth to secure the bonus point
HT: Glasgow 24-13 Leinster
Brilliant work from Rory Darge at the breakdown to win a penalty - seen that plenty of times in the last season or two.
It means that Leinster have nothing to show for that late spell of pressure, and Glasgow take an 11-point lead into the break.
Image source, SNSGlasgow 24-13 Leinster
Leinster are held up over the line, but they had a penalty advantage to fall back on.
I was expecting a card there for repeated infringements, but referee Craig Evans keeps them in his pocket for now.
Glasgow 24-13 Leinster
Another penalty goes Leinster's way, and Lee Barron taps-and-goes...
Glasgow 24-13 Leinster
With the clock in the red, Max Deegan wins a penalty for Leinster at the breakdown, and Harry Byrne kicks to the corner.
Can they capitalise and go into the interval within touching distance?
Angus Fraser
Glasgow rumble over, and Angus Fraser scores on his first appearance at Scotstoun.
The maul was such a productive source of points for the Warriors last season, and it worked perfectly for them there.
Tom Jordan's kick slides wide though.
Glasgow 19-13 Leinster
Tom Jordan kicks a Glasgow scrum penalty to the corner.
Big chance for a fourth try and a bonus point before half-time.
Glasgow 19-13 Leinster
Oli Kebble steps away from Liam Turner's attempted tackle and breaks the line.
The big Glasgow prop is roared on by the home crowd, but gets ahead of himself and knocks-on under zero pressure.
Probably just shocked by his own silky footwork.
Huw Jones
Wow! An unbelievable piece of improvisation from Stafford McDowall puts Huw Jones away to score.
The ball bobbles out of the back of a Glasgow scrum to the feet of McDowall, and the Glasgow centre chips a deft kick over the top of the Leinster defensive line into the hands of the onrushing Jones.
He hardly has to break stride, and pins his ears back to score the Warriors' third try.
Tom Jordan adds the extras, and Glasgow have their lead back.