Glasgow Warriors seeking second straight URC title
Stormers lost to Glasgow at quarter-final stage last year
Warriors score tries through Darge, Rowe and Venter, Horne adding two conversions
Sentatla comes out sin bin to score tries in both halves, with Feinberg-Mngomezulu kicking a conversion and two penalties
Rowe scores his second try after break, with Horne converting
Horne adds a try, conversion and penalty
FT: Glasgow 36-18 Stormers
So, Glasgow's hopes of successive URC titles stay alive with a comprehensive win over Stormers at Scotstoun.
The other three quarter-finals - including Bulls v Edinburgh - take place tomorrow.
We'll be back to cover that game and see if there will be two Scottish sides in the last four of the competition.
Until then, goodbye.
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Glasgow flanker and player of the match Rory Darge tells Premier Sports:
"Class. Obviously it's potentially our last one at Scotstoun this season, so it's good to put on a performance we're happy with.
"It's fairly easy to get right when we're there physically and to a man, we were on it today.
"It's obviously the goal [to win the URC again], but we weren't looking past the Stormers."
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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer at Scotstoun
Rory Darge, clearly inspired after his guest appearance on our Scotland Rugby Podcast on Wednesday, named a very worthy man of the match.
Plenty of others had big games, but Darge's work-rate was exceptional. Tremendous influence all night.
Clean up that penalty count and Glasgow are going to give Leinster, probably, a decent game in the semi-final.
Glasgow 36-18 Stormers
The champions are the first side into the URC semi-finals.
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A breakdown penalty goes Glasgow's way.
They are nearly there.
Glasgow 36-18 Stormers
Stormers continue to chuck the ball around with little reward.
Five minutes to go.
Glasgow 36-18 Stormers
Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer at Scotstoun
This is ridiculous.
Glasgow have conceded 16 penalties and it's double scores to Glasgow, largely because their defence has been superb (Rory Darge has been wildly impressive) and also because the Stormers' handling errors must be in the hundreds, or maybe it just feels that way.
They've had so many opportunities and so many fumbles. It's incredible the number of balls they've put down.
Glasgow 36-18 Stormers
Glasgow are managing this game maturely, cheered on by their home fans.
The play-offs seem to bring the best out of Franco Smith's side.
Glasgow 36-18 Stormers
Glasgow are 15 minutes away from the URC semi-finals.
Glasgow 36-18 Stormers
Stormers are really forcing things in an attempt to get back into this quarter-final, but hooker Andre-Hugo Venter knocks on with the try line beckoning.
Time is running out for the South Africans.
George Horne
Through it goes.
Glasgow 33-18 Stormers
Confidence is oozing out of Glasgow.
Sione Tuipulotu beats two or three would-be tacklers before offloading to centre partner Stafford McDowall.
Stormers just about haul him down, but the home side win a penalty - George Horne will kick at goal
Glasgow 33-18 Stormers
Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer at Scotstoun
Mesmeric stuff from Glasgow. They're back! A steal at the front of a Stormers lineout at one side and then a lethal strike and a score up the other side. That was perfection.
Brilliant decision-making, brilliant execution, Sione Tuipulotu excellent skip pass and a tremendous ball back inside from Kyle Rowe to George Horne.
A joy to watch.
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George Horne
What a score! Glasgow are in full flight now.
A magnificent sweeping move down the left ends with a familiar sight for fans of Scottish rugby - George Horne arriving in support.
The scrum-half converts his own score and the Warriors have one foot in the URC semi-finals.
Kyle Rowe
Glasgow go straight up the other end and score their fourth try!
Tom Jordan glides through a gap in the Stormers defence and offloads to Kyle Rowe, who dives over from close range.
The conversion is duly added and the nerves among the home fans are calmed somewhat.
Seabelo Senatla
Stormers put Seabelo Senatla away into space and he hares away to score his second try of the evening.
The conversion is pulled wide, meaning Glasgow stay in front... just.
Glasgow 19-13 Stormers
We are back under way at Scotstoun.
HT: Glasgow 19-13 Stormers
I reckon Kyle Steyn enjoyed Henco Venter's score - Glasgow's third try of the contest.
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Ryan Wilson
Former Glasgow Warriors player on Premier Sports
Stormers are defending really narrow and Glasgow look so dangerous when they get on the front foot.
Having resisted all that Stormers pressure, Glasgow almost score their fourth try.
Josh McKay spins out of a tackle and offloads to Kyle Steyn, but visiting flanker Paul de Villliers gets over the ball to win a penalty in the final act of a gripping first half.
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