Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Scotstoun Stadium

What a beautiful evening in Glasgow's west end for what should be a terrific European encounter between Glasgow and Leicester.

There is a stiff breeze and we'll see how big a factor that becomes, but otherwise perfect conditions for running rugby.

These teams met in the pool stage in 2017 and Warriors came out on top on both occasions, the second of which was a memorable 43-0 thrashing at Welford Road which secured Glasgow's spot in the knockout stages of the Champions Cup for the first time.

We expect it to be a lot tighter this evening, but Glasgow fans will feel if their team hits close to top gear, the URC champions should have too much for the Tigers.

Glasgow Warriors: Rowe; Dobie, McDowall, Jordan, Steyn (capt); Hastings, Horne; McBeth, Matthews, Z Fagerson, Brown, Du Preez, M Fagerson, Vailanu, Venter.

Replacements: Stewart, Bhatti, Talakai, Samuel, Ferrie, Darge, Afshar, Cancelliere.

Leicester Tigers: Steward; Radwan, Kelly, Kata, Hassell-Collins; Pollard, Van Poortvliet; Smith, Theobald-Thomas, Cole, Henderson, Wells, Liebenberg (capt), Ilione, Cracknell.

Replacements: Clare, Van der Flier, Hurd, Manz, Carnduff, Youngs, Shillcock, Woodward.

Thanks Andy.

It’s a glorious spring evening in the west of Scotland - let’s hope we get rugby to match.

Kick-off is 10 minutes away.

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It's Munster who come out in top in a classic, but we're not done with European rugby just yet.

I'm off for a breather, but George O'Neill is set to take you through Glasgow Warriors v Leicester Tigers.

It should be another good one, so enjoy!

Munster captain Tadhg Beirne, speaking to Premier Sports: "Just phenomenal. The belief in the group going into this week, we were underdogs but we always knew there was a bit more in us. It's a special place and you see the travelling support. To have that many Munster fans brings our energy up. It ebbed and flowed, but we stuck in there. They gave it everything and thankfully we held on. What a drop goal from Jack, but his overall performance was incredible. Fair play to him."

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That had everything, and Munster will now face Bordeaux or Ulster in the quarter-finals.

Can they repeat the magic of 2009?

The winning moment.

Jack Crowley's magic kick knocks out Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle.

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That was two heavyweights slugging it out.

Munster are into the quarter-finals.

Mega, mega, mega game.

WHAT. A. GAME.

Look at what it means.

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Fineen Wycherley makes contact with Oscar Jegou, but the officials say the French back row was falling down and it won't be a penalty.

The hosts aren't happy.

Who wants more drama? We're now going to the TMO for a possible high tackle by Munster!

MUNSTER WIN THE PENALTY! THAT WILL BE IT!

THIRTY SECONDS TO PLAY!

La Rochelle are just outside the 22.

Any mistake, from either side, will be crucial!

One minute to go and La Rochelle have the throw on the Munster 10-metre line.

La Rochelle have the ball but it's in their own 22 with two minutes left.

Tadhg Beirne then comes in with a huge turnover....but then Munster give away a penalty for sealing off the ruck.

This is ridiculous. 90 seconds to play!

Simon Zebo
Former Munster and Ireland winger on Premier Sports

I'm so nervous!

Hang on, hang on! We're going to the TMO for the grounding.

It looked pretty spot on at first viewing, and it's a quick check as the try stands.

La Rochelle win the penalty from a ruck and Hastoy lands a superb kick into the corner.

He rushed it but it was judged to perfection.

This feels like it has to count.

Tadhg Beirne is warned about time wasting as the Munster pack doddle over to the line out.

That was a stern warning. Munster win the throw and it's going up the jumpers once more.