That's all from me tonight on live text duties, as Glasgow earn their first win of the URC season with a thumping six-try win over Benetton at Scotstoun.

Thanks for your company - enjoy the rest of your Friday night!

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Glasgow head coach Franco Smith has been talking to Premier Sports:

"We never talked much about the loss last week. A lot of the players had their first outing in contact environment so we took a lot of heart from the performance.

"Tonight we asked for progression and in most areas we saw that. It was an important step for us.

"It's the start of the season, little timing errors [at the lineout]. We'll have a look at adjusting, but I'm not disappointed with that. We missed opportunities, but I'm still happy with the general performance.

"This first block before the Autumn Test series is going to be important to find feet. We will take lessons from tonight; I'm happy with the win."

We'll hear from Franco Smith very shortly...

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

That could have been sixty points had Glasgow been more ruthless in attack.

Six tries will do nicely, but Franco Smith, I'd wager, will talk about dropped balls and lack of execution.

Glasgow are going to be formidable again this season. They're only warming up.

Kyle Steyn excellent, Sione was Sione, and Euan Ferrie gets better every time I see him. They're a very serious outfit again this season.

Glasgow captain Kyle Steyn has been talking to Premier Sports post-match, starting with the injury he picked up:

"It's just above the foot. I'll go and see the physios now and we'll see what's up. Hopefully it's nothing.

"It was massive. We started really well last week, but we said during the week, if we didn't respond then how we played last week would mean nothing.

"I back myself to be good in all areas and have all bases covered."

John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on Premier Sports

It's hard to gauge just how good Glasgow were despite the scoreline, because of Benetton's indiscipline.

It's progression and it's five points, but there are things to work on.

The way they are defending in particular has carried on from last season.

Duncan Weir kicks Glasgow into the corner as the clock ticks past 80 minutes.

A chance to finish with a flourish...

Benetton win a breakdown penalty, much to the disappointment of the home crowd.

Time is very nearly up.

Glasgow's captain has been named Player of the Match on the tele coverage.

It's hard to argue, although Sione Tuipulotu was superb in the first half.

Rory Darge thinks he has his second try of the game, but the Scotland flanker inexplicably puts his foot in touch on his way to dotting down in the corner.

Four and a half minutes left at Scotstoun.

Glasgow will fancy another try...

Yep, it's a clear knock-on from Scott Cummings.

I think Johnny Matthews knew that would get ruled out. He had a guilty grin on his face.

A fairly resounding yes from the readers as to whether Kyle Steyn should start for Scotland.

Duhan van der Merwe or Darcy Graham would both be decent options off the bench...

Kyle Steyn picked up a knock scoring his second try incidentally.

Johnny Matthews is on, and Euan Ferrie is now playing on the wing after a reshuffle.

Benetton's discipline has been awful tonight, and they're down to 12 players now.

Eli Snyman is shown yellow for dragging back George Horne after a quick tap.

Utterly needless.

That's a big shout from John Barclay.

Would you have Kyle Steyn in your Scotland starting XV?

Hit those thumbs.

John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on Premier Sports

He embodies so much of what this team is about.

Everything he does is full on. He possesses so much quality and I think most teams would want him in their starting lineup.

For me, he starts for Scotland.

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