It doesn't take long for Glasgow to find themselves in possession again as the hosts turn up the heat.

Can Sharks keep up with this quick pace?

Glasgow go to the corner again, but it is Sharks who come out on top as they steal the ball and get themselves out of a tight spot.

A sigh of relief for the South Africans.

Glasgow are still attacking with 14 men as Jack Dempsey is down receiving some treatment.

Fantastic from Max Williamson as he manages to fight back against the Sharks defence and bring his side back up to within five metres.

Off the back of the Glasgow scrum, George Horne goes quickly up the nearside with Jack Dempsey hot on his heels in support.

Scrappy play from Sharks at the breakdown gives Glasgow another line-out in the Sharks 22.

Glasgow are now back up to the full XV as Scott Cummings returns from his yellow card.

The second half is under way at Scotstoun.

Andy Burke
BBC Scotland at Scotstoun

Perfect way to end the first half for Glasgow, Kyle Steyn's try putting some clear daylight on the scoreboard.

Warriors have slowly taken control without ever really hitting top gear. The four-try bonus point is there for the taking in this second half and Glasgow will want to grab it next to extinguish the Sharks threat.

Well, what a first half that was. A dominant, albeit scrappy, performance from Glasgow has held off the South Africans with tries from George Horne, Max Williamson and Kyle Steyn.

The Sharks haven't had the start they would've liked in this game, only getting on the scoreboard once so far. Past performances from the Sharks mean we can't rule them out just yet however.

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The hosts very well may get that score as they're awarded a penalty for a high tackle on George Horne.

With a line-out five meters out, could we see some Johnny Matthews magic?

With the clock in the red, Glasgow have another scrum just inside the Sharks' half.

The hosts will be wanting to finish the half on a high with another score.

Too many infringements from Glasgow and Scott Cummings is sent to the bin.

Sharks now have their opportunity with a scrum on the Glasgow five-metre mark. Can they finally convert their opportunity into points?

Kyle Rowe does well to get a hand to the high cross-field kick from Sharks and bats the ball out of play. Sharks reset and go again from the line-out.

A looping pass from Tom Jordan goes a little bit too far, but Facundo Cordero does well to keep it in and get the offload. The pressure is on now. They have their second score in their sights...

Johnny Matthews rips the ball in the tackle and Glasgow are deep in the Sharks half now.

More handling errors from Sharks give Glasgow another shot to score. Murray Koster dots the ball down over the line.

Glasgow with the scrum on the five-metre mark after some running repairs... Is this their chance now?

Sharks waste another opportunity as Dan Jooste's throw is deemed not straight and Glasgow get the put in at the scrum.

Can the South Africans convert any of their chances?

With a quick break in play, let's take a minute to look at George Horne converting his own try. How good has the Glasgow scrum-half been so far this evening?

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Andy Burke
BBC Scotland at Scotstoun

George Horne's quick-thinking for that opening try was a pretty rare bright spot in what has been a fairly scrappy opening quarter.

Tom Jordan has floated out a couple of lovely passes over the rush defence from the Sharks in the outside channels, which Glasgow have not quite been able to build on.

The visitors have been very wasteful in possession so far, spilling or turning over whatever ball they've had.