The Bulls boot it long and Tom Jordan lets it bounce before sclaffing his kick out. The momentum suddenly swings to the hosts.

Akker van der Merwe, the Bulls own try-machine and brother of Duhan, comes on for Johan Grobbelaar. It was Nizaam Carr who replaced Hanekom, by the way.

Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on Sportsound

Franco Smith will be looking for more impact in the collisions and George Turner will give you that as will Nathan McBeth.

Cameron Hanekom limps off the pitch for the Bulls. We gave him the big build-up and he has been outplayed by Jack Dempsey and Matt Fagerson.

George Turner has a chance to turn the screw with this throw on the 22m... but his dart is astray. Chance gone.

Glasgow are putting the pressure on and Kyle Steyn stabs a low kick through to put Sergeal Peterson on the backfoot.

He gets to his feet but it's a huge hit from Matt Fagerson. The Bulls recover and have to clear from behind their own line.

This is much more like it from the Warriors.

The throw is good and Glasgow are burrowing towards the line. They are a yard or two from it, but Johan Grobbelaar forces a penalty.

Superb timing from the hooker, the Bulls were on the ropes there.

Bulls clear their lines and Warriors make two changes - Bhatti and Matthews off for McBeth and Turner.

Another sloppy start from both but that loose play ends with a Kyle Steyn turnover. The captain turning up when needed.

Glasgow boot it down to the Bulls 22m. This needs a better throw from Johnny Matthews.

Back under way at Loftus Versfeld and immediately the physical tone is set again with a few big hits.

Will Glasgow be able to get the penalty count down in this half?

Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on Sportsound

Bulls have thrown everything at Glasgow, they should be 20 points up. They've controlled this entire game and they woke Glasgow up with the try and after that, they haven't been out of their own half.

Glasgow have pummelled them around every single breakdown and made it an absolute fight. Those Bulls forwards know they're in a fight.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

You'd maybe say Glasgow were hanging on by their fingertips when they went 13-0 down but after that try by the Bulls, Glasgow were probably the better team.

They carried the ball pretty well, they kept it alive. When they didn't have the ball, they defended really well and got some turnovers.

To score when they did, a lot of teams would've kicked it out and gone '13-0 at half time, okay that's fine'. They took a gamble and from the line-out they just got closer and closer and the aggression for the Scott Cummings try is what we expect from Glasgow.

They've pulled them right back into the game and I think Bulls will be worried.

John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on Premier Sports

The Bulls are trying to grind Glasgow down with their power. They're doing that in the scrum but in multi-phase, Glasgow have matched them

Those fine margins will come into it. For the most part, Glasgow have done a great job defensively and matched them physically.

Well Glasgow fans, what did you make of that first half?

Looked a bit shaky for a while, but that try has made it a real game again.

Thumbs up for 'yeah I'll take that'. Thumbs down for 'I have a bad feeling about this'.

Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on Sportsound

The first time Glasgow have got any momentum at the line-out and it's by being brave.

If you want to win finals you have to be brave. It's the first time they've called at the back of the line-out.

It's all about tempo and power and players not going on their own.

A pretty bruising first half there, and one in which Glasgow failed to get into the good books of Andrea Piardi.

Conceding a penalty after 95 seconds set the tone, and for large parts of that half the Warriors found themselves camped in their own half.

However, they exerted some pressure in the final few minutes and it paid off when big Cummings tunnelled through the bodies.

Six points down at the break? They'd probably have taken that.

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Glasgow win a penalty and get the ball down into the Bulls 22m.

Again, Matt Fagerson is at the forefront, barrelling into contact and getting the Warriors close to the white line.

They go through the phases - do they have the composure?

Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on Sportsound

It's much better play by Glasgow. Glasgow have come alive since conceding the try.

This is the Glasgow we are used to seeing over the last few weeks, the physicality, the intensity around the breakdown, this is the Glasgow of the last few weeks.

Devon Williams finds himself up against Richie Gray in his own 22m and puts the hammer down, skipping past the big man and getting the Bulls down the field.

His pass to Kurt-Lee Arendse isn't the best and Glasgow recover the situation.

There are bodies all over the place. This altitude is unforgiving.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

Sebastian Cancelliere is brilliant. Just keeps the ball alive and goes a good 50, 60 metres and Glasgow do well to stay on his shoulder.

Good play, that's the tempo Glasgow have to play against this team.

Johnny Matthews gets his throw wrong but a huge leap from Huw Jones wins the ball back for Glasgow.

Jack Dempsey and Rory Darge break the Bulls' line and Glasgow have momentum... but then a penalty is won by Johan Grobbelaar in defence.

Sebastian Cancelliere steals the ball and bursts down the field. He skips out of one tackle, then another, and he's into the 22m.

As he's hauled down, he tries to offload but it goes to deck. Glasgow work it to the left and Kyle Steyn breaks a tackle.

He's inches short before he's brought down, but the ball goes loose in the ruck.

So close for Glasgow.