While we wait for the second half to start, you can read about how Scarlets' loss set up a quarter-final with Leinster here.

The Warriors are tackled into touch with Leinster securing the line-out and booting it out of play to bring about the half-time whistle.

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Tuipulotu and Barrett are chasing back with Jamie Osborne coming across.

We go to the TMO to see if the Leinster centre pushed his Glasgow counterpart but Ben Whitehouse says there's nothing in it.

Glasgow sill on the attack in the final seconds of the half...

From between the 10-metre and halfway lines, Sam Prendergast's effort off the tee falls just shy of the crossbar.

RG Snyman says enough of that and sticks two giant paws into the breakdown and comes away with the ball.

We know how aggressive Leinster's defence is but Glasgow have kicked well in the face of it.

After a bit of back and forth with the boot, the Warriors have the line-out just inside Leinster's 22.

Scarlets have been beaten 12-3 by the Sharks in Durban.

That means the Welsh region will face Leinster in the URC quarter-finals.

Still a little sorting out to do before we know who Glasgow play in the last eight.

A huge defensive effort from Glasgow on their own line as Baird and Conan drive for the score but the Warriors give away the penalty for offside.

Leinster will take the scrum again.

Pinball? Football? A bit of both as the ball cannons off Jordie Barrett's shins and he grubbers forward.

A controversial moment here as Adam Hastings is adjudged to have knocked on before grounding the ball behind his line.

It'll be a scrum to Leinster five metres out...

While that decision was reviewed, Jamie Osborne is on for Henshaw, who had been struggling.

Sam Prendergast takes the penalty quickly while everyone is expecting him to go for the corner and arrows a cross-field kick out to Jimmy O'Brien who gathers and scores.

Was it from the mark? Was O'Brien onside?

The answer is no! Ben Whitehouse says Prendergast was three metres ahead of where the penalty was awarded.

Instead of a try to Leinster, it's a scrum to Glasgow!

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Leinster enjoying their first spell of pressure...

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If you want an indicator of how this one has gone so far, Glasgow have made just nine tackles in 18 minutes.

Almost the classic counter as Leinster make the linebreak in what is really their first attack.

Robbie Henshaw looks caught in two minds though and his offload doesn't go to hand.

Already mentioned the returning centre but Tuipulotu has slotted right back in here with no fuss whatsoever.

A boost for Lions coach Andy Farrell as well as the Warriors.

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The last meeting between this pair featured huge linespeed in defence from Leinster as they kept their opponents from scoring.

Glasgow are getting off the line seriously quickly here today though.

Jack Conan knocks on as black shirts race towards him.

Oh, he'll not want to see that again!

The usually reliable Adam Hastings would have backed himself to kick that one with his eyes closed.

Not today though and he pulls the effort wide.

Still no score in Dublin.

The stats show Glasgow enjoying 96% territory so far but still no points to show for their strong start.

Jack Conan is the latest to fall foul of Ben Whitehouse and Glasgow have a central penalty.

Go for the posts or roll the dice in the corner again?

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Again, Glasgow can't make the most of the opportunity.

Both Jordie Barrett and Andrew Porter have a little nibble at the breakdown without coming away with the turnover.

They do just enough to disrupt things, though, and when it's spilled forward, Gunne is on hand to scoop up and clear