Well, I think that will just about do us.

A night in which we saw the best of Cardiff and Glasgow in attack, and a few defensive errors along the way.

Tom Jordan and Sione Tuipulotu were the standouts for the winners, while Ben Thomas continues to impress for Cardiff.

We'll be back next week. Hwyl fawr!

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Ben Thomas was a standout for Cardiff again, and told Premier Sports: "For us, it was about parking the first half and trying to put our stamp on the game. We did that for the first 20 minutes of the second half.

"We'll look back and think attack-wise, we did what we wanted to do. Those key moments of the game, where we slip, Glasgow are going to punish you.

“Mentally, it was tough to take. To go down to 14 like that [due to two injuries in the front row] is tough but we did well. There’s always going to be lapses in defence but on the whole we did alright.”

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Cardiff head coach Matt Sherratt tells Premier Sports: "For the neutral, and the Glasgow fan, it was a pretty good game. 88 points. It was helter-skelter, end to end. I spoke to Franco Smith a few minutes ago and he said 'I've never seen so many good individual tries'.

"The message at half-time - when we were 21 points down - was if you score once it's a 14 point game and the momentum of the game can swing quickly. If we score, will Glasgow be thinking of holding on."

"Glasgow are always going to score tries and you have to minimise the individual ones. We gave them two or three easy ones."

A word from Tom Jordan as well: "A bit hectic game to be honest. We were starved of possession and we got a few tries out of nothing.

"Cardiff did an awesome job. We're confident on our performance but a lot to work on and tidy up. It was probably awesome to watch but playing it was a bit helter-skelter.

"There's always points in the game where you have to wear it, and teams get a roll on. You've got to back your processes and we did enough tonight."

"Sione got us out of a lot of trouble today. To get that front foot ball makes it so easy to play. He played awesome tonight."

He would have been a shout for player of the match as well, by the way. And also a shout to get a Scotland in the autumn, or whenever he qualifies.

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Player of the Match Sione Tuipulotu tells Premier Sports: "I've got mixed feelings to be honest, I'm fearful to go in the changing room and face the coaches!

"I don't think we played that well. Duncan [Weir] and [Patrick] Schickers closed the game out for us when Cardiff were putting us under pressure. A good win but a bit disappointed un our performance.

"We weren't doing the things we talked about at half-time. They were applying a lot of pressure, making it hard for us to exit. We need to concentrate on that next week.

"[I'm expecting] the wrath! I'm sure the coaches will be okay but be disappointed we didn't follow through on the things we talked about through the week."

Wow, what a game of rugby, and it's finally come to an end.

Yes, the defence was ropey at times. But boy oh boy, was it entertaining stuff to watch.

Just when the tide was starting to turn against Glasgow, and fingernails had been chewed clean off, they hit back and put their hosts to the sword again.

13 tries later, Glasgow come away the winners and hand Cardiff their first defeat of the season.

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The Scotland star is named as player of the match, and it's no surprise.

One of the most complete centres in world rugby, he's almost certainly on the plane back to Australia next year as a British and Irish Lion.

I'm sure I heard Tom Shanklin say he could even be captain.

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Cardiff have a penalty and they kick for the corner again. They've already got the try-scoring bonus point. Perhaps they see a losing bonus point on the horizon, too.

But the chance is gone. Penalty against Cardiff and Glasgow are delighted. The game is in the bag, but they don't want to give away another bonus point.

Duncan Weir is on for Sione Tuipulotu. Glasgow need a bit of game management and Weir can provide that.

Still 10 minutes left - plenty of time for more tries.

Don't write Cardiff off yet. Jamie Dobie has been pinged for coming in at the side and Tinus de Beer has kicked them into the corner.

Still plenty of time for the hosts to get back into this.

Cardiff came out of that maul with the ball, but they've been pinged for offside. Josh McNally is the offender.

Glasgow kick to the corner again. Gregor Hiddleston will throw.

Ben Afshar is on for Glasgow, with Jamie Dobie moved out onto the wing. Glasgow are enjoying their first spell of pressure meanwhile, but can they penetrate that Cardiff defence?

They win the penalty on the edge of the 22m and have a chance to stop the bleeding. What will they do?

The Glasgow way is to kick to the corner, not for the posts, and that's exactly what they do.

Glasgow are on their own 22m line, and they give away a penalty! Jamie Bhatti is the man pinged for playing Elis Bevan at the back of the ruck.

Cardiff, tactically, take the three points. They know the momentum is with them and put themselves four points behind with a simple kick in front of the posts.

We've just had our first farcical non-contested scrum. Glasgow lose the ball in the next phase anyway.

The momentum is certainly with the hosts at the moment. If they keep this up, they'll be level and ahead soon.

Teddy Williams breaks free and Ellis Bevan could be in - but he drops the pass!

Cardiff have been brilliant in this second half but that was a real chance to level the scores.