Stafford McDowall stabs the ball down into the corner after a really messy phase of play.

Paolo Garbisi collects under pressure and holds onto the ball - Glasgow penalty down in the corner.

Gabin Villiere does his utmost to turn the ball over, but David Ribbans is on the wrong side.

Duncan Weir points to the sticks from 45-ish metres, and nails it. That was far harder than his earlier missed conversation!

Glasgow immediately roll the changes.

Rory Sutherland, Johnny Matthews, Matt Fagerson, and George Horne are all on. Scott Cummings has stayed on, as well.

And we're back under way, with Glasgow immediately under pressure with a throw on their own five metre line.

As many yellow cards as tries in the first-half. Hopefully not the same in the second.

Ryan Wilson
Former Glasgow Warriors player on Premier Sports

Franco Smith will want Glasgow to keep playing rugby.

He'll want George Horne and Tom Jordan on the pitch, so we'll see changes quite soon.

Topsy Ojo
Former England back on Premier Sports

Glasgow will finish strong, no doubt about that.

We're in for a big second-half.

Ryan Wilson
Former Glasgow Warriors player on Premier Sports

Glasgow have a dangerous maul but they've not been effective with it because they're trying to force things too much.

There's forced little mistakes. You know when you're up against 13, we should be making the most - but you just need to stick to basics.

It's feeding into what Toulon want, and Glasgow will be frustrated.

Topsy Ojo
Former England back on Premier Sports

The Felix Mayol has a reputation for being quite daunting and Glasgow didn't weather it the way they wanted.

Toulon just tried to get through the front door, and showed their power and physicality.

Toulon butcher the chance to score, and Kyle Rowe kicks it out. Glasgow survive the late French onslaught - just.

When the Warriors get things going, it works brilliantly - but they've struggled to make the most of the chaos in that first half.

It seemed they might kick on when Toulon were down to 13 men, but the hosts instead took six points in the next 10 minutes.

However, it's still just a one-point game and Glasgow are still very much in it.

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Scott Cummings has been brought on, as Alex Samuel goes off for an HIA with just one play left of the first half.

It's a five-metre line-out from Toulon, and they end up a few centimetres short.

It's pinged though, and Talakai is off. No penalty try this time though.

The Toulon pack is marching forward from the 22m line, but the penalty is conceded before they can get much further.

This'll go to the corner again.

Glasgow now up to seven penalties in the first half, and the worrying thing is 22 year-old full-back Marius Domon can launch them over from almost anywhere inside the Warriors half.

This time though, Toulon go to the corner.

They're also back up to the full compliment, by the way.

Lewis Ludlam and Baptiste Serin are about to re-enter the fray, and in that time Toulon have scored six points while Glasgow have scored none.

It has back-fired massively.

It's not going right for Glasgow. They're trying to force things and Toulon are the ones staying calm.

The hosts have won another penalty and Marius Domon is going for the posts again from the halfway line...

And he's nailed it again!

Glasgow were in a hurry to try and make the advantage count, Ben Afshar trying to snipe round the corner.

Unfortunately, he ran into Leicester Fainga'anuku who tossed him into touch like a rag doll.

Andrew Trimble
Former Ireland international on Premier Sports

Toulon have steadied the ship.

Despite the two-man advantage, Glasgow spill the ball and concede the penalty as Jack Mann pounces on the ball but holds onto it.

Marius Domon points to the sticks and slots it from 50-odd metres.