Listen: Saracens take control against Glasgow

Summary

Farrell replaced by Goode at 10 for Saracens
Hogg makes comeback for Warriors
Saracens won both pool meetings earlier this season
Glasgow attempting to reach semis for first time
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Mike Henson

Team newspublished at 15:02 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
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There has been a late rejig to the Saracens line-up.
Owen Farrell has diverted to the maternity ward from the dressing room after his wife went into labour earlier today.
Alex Goode fills in at fly-half with Liam Williams swapping into full-back and David Strettle off the bench and in on the wing.
Maro Itoje, who injured his knee during England's opening Six Nations win in Ireland, is back at blindside flanker.
Replacements: Woolstencroft, Lamositele, Koch, Isiekwe, Burger, Whiteley, Tompkins, Malins
Hairy encounterpublished at 15:01 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
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Twelve Saracens and Warriors players made it on to the field for that most jaw-dropping, sense-scrambling Calcutta Cup Test draw at Twickenham.
Stuart Hogg and Maro Itoje - who both missed the madness with injury - are in today's line-ups.
The first look for me at Hogg's bleached blonde look during the visitors' warm-up. It is like the mid-90s all over again...
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Over in Edinburgh...published at 14:55 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Edinburgh 13-17 Munster
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The winner of this one is heading for a home semi-final against perennial European there-or-thereabouters Munster.
Edinburgh led deep into the second half of their last-eight tie earlier today, but a Keith Earls score carried Munster home 17-13.
Reaction from a breathless, deflated Murrayfield is right here.
Spice to the potpublished at 14:54 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
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There are more sore points between these two than on a veteran prop the morning after a pre-season scrummaging session.
Maro Itoje's mickey-taking celebrations... Ryan Wilson's awards night decorum...questionable refereeing...and that gloriously surreal evening at Twickenham earlier this month.
They are all in the mix.
Check out the fine details in this BBC Sport feature on the teams' rivalry.
Familiarity breeds...published at 14:46 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
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Welcome to the second of the Champions Cup quarter-finals, two-time champions Saracens taking on Glasgow Warriors, who are in the knockout stages for only the second time in their history.
These two have been going at each other longer than back-seat toddler twins on a bank-holiday traffic jam.
They have met five times previously in European competition, including a quarter-final two years ago and two pool games late in 2018.
All three have gone the way of the English side, but there is plenty of friction in their fractious past.
Postpublished at 14:40 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
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"We gon’ get it on cause we don’t get along."
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So said Muhammad Ali on his way to face George Foreman in 1974's 'Rumble in the Jungle'.
And it holds true for today's 'Beserker on the North Circular'...