Cardiff: Winnett; Millard, Grady, Thomas, Cabango, de Beer, Bertranou; Carre, Belcher (C), Assiratti, Donnell, Williams, Mann, Jenkins, Martin.

Replacements: Lloyd, Domachowski, Parker, Thornton, Young, Botham, Bevan, Beetham.

Edinburgh: Goosen, Boffelli, Currie, Lang, van der Merwe, Healy, Price; Schoeman, Ashman, Nel, Skinner, Gilchrist (C), Ritchie, Watson, Crosbie.

Replacements:Cherry, Venter, Sebastian, Sykes, Mata, Vellacott, Bennett, Dean.

We now turn our attention to Cardiff as they host Edinburgh in the second game of the afternoon.

Let's have a look at how the teams line up.

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That will be all from Parma! Heartbreak for Zebre as Glasgow redeem themselves from that first half.

Two tries from Gregor Hiddleston, two from Kyle Steyn and one apiece for George Horne and Jamie Dobie sees Glasgow go momentarily go top of the URC after that bonus point win with Leinster still to play later this evening.

With the clock in the red, Zebre have a line-out inside the Glasgow half.

Despite being too little too late, the hosts are trying to get one more score from this game.

Glasgow soon put an end to that as the steal the ball back and push the hosts back.

This Zebre side are refusing to go quietly as they try and pull together an attack but the ball is soon turned over by Glasgow and they are on the hunt for their fourth try.

Glasgow are relentless in attack as full time looms. Zebre are starting to tire but if anything, Glasgow are only getting quicker!

The hosts have the put in at the scrum but it is obliterated by Glasgow as they shove it into touch.

From the restart Glasgow are looking alive and dangerous. Kyle Steyn looked on track for his third but a tap tackle brings him down.

The turnover ball doesn't last long as Gregor Brown drags Zebre into touch. Glasgow go again off the back of the line-out.

Glasgow steal the ball back as Josh McKay looks to find the gap in the Italian defence but he can't quite squeeze through.

A chip over the top from George Horne doesn't quite land as Jamie Dobie goes up for it but it bounces out of his grasp.

With a break in play we will have a change of hookers for the visitors are Grant Stewart comes on for Gregor Hiddleston.

Zebre win a crucial penalty on their own five metre mark and the team are celebrating as if they've scored!

They kick themselves out of a tricky position and have a line-out just outside their own 22.

It looked as if referee Eoghan Cross was awarding Zebre a try... Turns out it was a Glasgow penalty.

Off the back of the penalty Glasgow pull together some really good free flowing rugby and get themselves up into the Zebre half.

A cheeky chip over the top from Jamie Dobie goes slightly off course and Zebre gather and find themselves with a line-out on the Glasgow five metre mark.

Glasgow need a strong defence here.

Glasgow are looking a lot more organised off the back of the restart as they look to push the hosts back into their own half.

The visitors win it back and look to go again as they try and find a gap in the Zebre defence.

A penalty to Glasgow gives them a line-out inside the Zebre half. It's spilled at the back and Zebre hoof it down field. It's all going wrong for Glasgow just now.

Glasgow are looking dangerous now camped out on the Zebre five metre line.

The visitors can't convert the pressure into points however as they knock it on just metres short.

Off the back of that stoppage, the hosts are rewarded with a penalty and Thomas Dominguez slots the kick through the uprights.

There's a break in play as one of the Zebre players is down receiving treatment.

Hope he's okay as he tentatively leaves the field.