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Zebre 0-0 Glasgow
Zebre are looking dangerous with an organised attack but a miss step into touch gives Glasgow a line-out in their own 22.
Summary
Leinster can return to top of standings when they face Stormers later (18:05)
Edinburgh prop Pierre Schoeman crashes over for game's opening score
Rhys Carre levels for Cardiff after Duhan van der Merwe sin-binned
Ewan Ashman try restores Edinburgh's lead
Ben Healy kicks penalty for Edinburgh before Connor Boyle scores Scottish side's third try
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Zebre 0-0 Glasgow
Scrappy play so far from both sides. Zebre have won a penalty as Glasgow are pinged for not releasing.
Zebre line-out on the Glasgow 22.
Kick-offpublished at 1 min
Zebre 0-0 Glasgow
Geronimo Prisciantelli gets the teams under way.
Nine changes for Glasgowpublished at 12:56 British Summer Time 27 April
Zebre v Glasgow (13:00)
Glasgow head coach Franco Smith has made nine changes to the side that beat Sharks last time out.
Prop Allan Dell starts for the first time this season in a new-look front row, alongside Gregor Hiddleston and Lucio Sordoni, with Nathan McBeth, Johnny Matthews and Zander Fagerson all dropping out.
Lock Sintu Manjezi is preferred to Scott Cummings, and there is also a reshuffle in the back row.
Henco Venter switches to number eight, with Ally Miller and Thomas Gordon chosen as the flankers.
In the backs, Jamie Dobie and Ross Thompson come in for George Horne and Tom Jordan at nine and 10, respectively, while Josh McKay returns from illness and replaces Facundo Cordero.
Image source, SNSEight changes for the hostspublished at 12:51 British Summer Time 27 April
Zebre v Glasgow (13:00)
Zebre head coach Fabio Roselli has made eight changes to the side that lost to Connacht last time out.
Gonzaolo Garcia, Siomone Gesi, Giovanni Licata, Andrea Zambonin and Davide Ruggeri are rested as Muhamed Hasa, Scott Gregory, Enrico Lucchin and Franco Smith Jr start.
Line-ups in Parmapublished at 12:48 British Summer Time 27 April
Zebre v Glasgow (13:00)
Zebre: Pani, Trulla, Smith JR, Lucchin, Gregory, Prisciantelli (C), Dominguez; Danilo Fischetti, Manfredi, Hasa, Krumov, Leeuw, Volpi, Bianchi, Ferrari.
Replacements: Ribaldi, Taddei, Pitinari, Canali, Sisi, Jelic, Paea, Fox-Matamua
Glasgow: McKay, Steyn (C), McDowall, Tuipulotu, Rowe, Thompson, Dobie; Dell, Hiddleston, Sordoni, Manjezi, Williamson, Miller, Gordon, Venter
Replacements: Stewart, McBeth, Z. Fagerson, Cummings, Ferrie, Brown, Horne, Jordan.
Hello!published at 12:45 British Summer Time 27 April
Zebre v Glasgow (13:00) & Cardiff v Edinburgh (15:05)
Hello and welcome to our coverage of the United Rugby Championship.
We start in Parma, as second-place Glasgow take on bottom side Zebre, before we switch our attention to Edinburgh's trip to Cardiff.
It's set up to be an exciting day of rugby as we head into the tail-end of the season, so let's get cracking and look at how the teams line up in Parma.
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