That's all from me on live text duties tonight, as Harlequins edge out Glasgow to reach the Champions Cup quarter-finals.

You can read the match report here or relive the action by scrolling back through this page.

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Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Harlequins head coach Danny Wilson tells TNT Sports: "The character of the boys was really pleasing. They got back in the game well, and to score a rolling maul against them is great.

"That's a step in the right direction for us, because we've not defended that well in the last few games."

On beating his former employers: "I'd love to stand here and say it's not about that, but it is. To win a knockout game is pleasing, but to do it against Glasgow is even more pleasing.

"I knew against Glasgow with their form and the way they're playing would be really tough.

"If it's Sarries [in the quarter-finals] and it's at home that would be great, but an away trip to Bordeaux isn't too bad."

Ugo Monye
Former England winger on TNT Sports

It's a dreadful decision. You back your defence and bank your chips.

It's something they will look back on and regret.

The TV team are debating Glasgow's decision to go to the corner rather than kick at goal with six minutes to go...

Ryan Wilson
Former Glasgow Warriors player on TNT Sports

What a spectacle and what an advert for the Champions Cup that was.

Harlequins fly-half Marcus Smith has been named Player of the Match having had a hand in three of Quins' four tries.

"Whenever we're ahead, we seem to let the opposition in; that's something we're working on," Smith told TNT Sports.

"We're still not where we want to be, but we've got another European knockout now, which is exciting.

"In the last two years we've fallen at this hurdle, so that's a monkey off the back. We'll enjoy tonight because we haven't done it before.

"The biggest thing was to stick to the plan. Glasgow are an excellent team, and massive credit goes to the forwards for mauling over at the end there."

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Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

Silly errors at the wrong time cost Glasgow.

They dominated that second half, and will be really disappointed. Credit to Quins, who took their chance at the end.

Quins hang on!

Duncan Weir goes for a speculative cross-field kick, but it's just in front of Jamie Dobie and skips into touch.

Ten seconds left. Glasgow still have the ball, probing outside the 22.

Wow. Joe Launchbury drops the restart and Glasgow have possession just outside the Quins 22.

This is the game, right here...

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

They controlled the maul really well, Glasgow crumble, and over they go.

It's a good try, but it comes from Glasgow errors.

Back in London, Harlequins win another penalty, this time in the Glasgow 22.

Marcus Smith kicks to the corner...

For those of you wondering what's happening in the West Country...

It's all over at Kingsholm, where Gloucester are into the Challenge Cup quarter-finals.

Castres scored two late tries but three second-half Santiago Carreras penalties see the Cherry and Whites claim a 30-25 victory.

Josh McKay can't deal with an awkward bouncing ball, knocks-on and Quins have a scrum inside the Glasgow half.

The Stoop are right behind their team now.

Andre Esterhuizen gets over the ball to win a massive penalty for Harlequins.

They were really on the ropes there.

Joe Marler returns to the fray and the home side are back up to their full contingent.

A superb kick chase from Glasgow puts the hosts under serious pressure, and Scott Cummings wins Glasgow a penalty at the breakdown.

Duncan Weir, on for Tom Jordan, kicks to the corner. Big chance...

That is a colossal defensive effort from Harlequins, who force a Glasgow error and clear their lines.