Well, we can finally get our breath back. That was absolutely frenetic.

Glasgow will be delighted with that. Up against an incredibly physical Stormers side, they handled that test as well as the conditions to end up edging the victory.

The scoreline doesn't tell the whole story. It wasn't until the 74th minute that the Warriors looked comfortable, but they certainly deserved to go through to the semis.

Thomond Park next week, an even bigger test. We'll join you then.

Goodbye!

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Glasgow head coach Franco Smith told Premier Sports: "The rain that came down before the game made it even more complicated. Well done to the boys, we knew we'd be good in the second half if we stuck to our guns.

"We did well keeping them out at the end of the first half. In general it was a great physical effort and the boys applied themselves well tonight.

"We said that if we get the ball, we're not going to give it back to them easily and that paid off.

"The recovery will be important. We've planned it already and the menu we need to get through is shorter. I want them as fresh as possible but everything is planned."

"We carried the ball well, we have all season. We just asked the guys not to go off-script. We didn't want to give them broken play. They'll keep giving us the ball and we'll do what we need to do with it."

Glasgow's player of the match George Horne tells BBC Scotland's Andy Burke: "We've got the beenfit of having this [weather] all year. We do a lot of work on it, kicking into the wind, so I'm chuffed.

"They're an unbelievable team, so physical. Our big men up front were unbelievable. They stood up to every test. The Stormers were battering at the door and we held them out. Credit to everyone.

"As a group, we've not been great at this year - when the going gets tough we've gone into our shells. Sione Tuipulotu was barging down doors, Seba [Cancelliere] doing what he does, and that was a huge moment for us. I'm glad they're on our team.

"It's a massive challenge, they're a class team and they're the reigning champions for a reason. If we front up like we did tonight, why can't we?"

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Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

It's been a solid performance from Glasgow - not outstanding. Stormers haven't eben great but Glasgow's defence has been outstanding. Maybe one of their best def performances.

Stormers haven't been in the Glasgow 22m. Glasgow have forced errors and mistakes from a very good Stormers team.

They've not left the game down to the referee. Glasgow have won this game and the Stormers will be disappointed as they've not fired too many shots.

It was a cagey game for a long time but Glasgow come out well-deserved victors.

What a way to end it! Glasgow are through to the semi-finals to face Munster.

They've finally ended the quarter-final curse and they ended up doing it in style. It was tight until the final 10 minutes when they showed a clinical edge.

It wasn't the best performance from the Stormers, but the physicality they showed was immense. Glasgow matched them though.

Reaction to come...

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Glasgow had a penalty and kicked it into the corner, but it went out for a Stormers throw.

Hang on. Max Williamson stole the ball from the line-out and dotted down!

But... he wasn't five metres. It's a Stormers penalty. Party pooped.

Former Scotland fullback Chris Paterson on Premier Sports gives the player of the match award to George Horne.

He could have gone for a number of players there. Zander Fagerson got a mention, but Kyle Steyn has been superb too. A hard choice.

Glasgow have pinched the ball off the Stormers again and the momentum is right behind the Warriors again.

Kyle Steyn bursts forward and from the next breakdown, the hosts win another penalty. That might just be that!

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

Stormers need two scores but... it can happen. They're a good enough side.

Glasgow need to be sensible, play it long and get it as far down the pitch as they can.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Scotstoun Stadium

It's been scrappy, extremely physical, but this slow-burner of a quarter-final has exploded into life.

Stormers have finally started to show their teeth in an attacking sense, but how much will they rue Manie Libbok's calamitous performance off the tee?

Glasgow's response has been excellent. They have got themselves back into Stormers territory, the crowd are up and if they can get the next score the semi-finals will be within touching distance.

A midfield scrum goes down and it will be a Glasgow penalty 50 metres from the Stormers try line. Far too far to kick in this wind, and Tom Jordan nudges it into touch.

They're on the edge of the 22m, and the throw is good. The maul is good too, it rumbles on and leads to another penalty.

That's Glasgow's most dangerous weapon and it's the first time they've used it tonight.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

Glasgow are only three points ahead and need to show more composure. The scramble defence has been pretty decent.

What's interesting is Stormers are kicking everything and giving Glasgow chance after chance to put them under pressure.

They're trying to force Glasgow into making a mistake and for me that's not a pro-active way to win the game.

Tom Jordan just burst a lung hitting a gap. This game has been breathless to watch, I can't imagine playing in it.

We've got another 11 tense, tense minutes to come.

Another few changes to tell you about for the Stormers. As mentioned, Paul de Wet is on to replace Herschel Jantjies, while Sti Sithole is on for 39-year-old Brok Harris.

Glasgow have also gone to the bench: Oli Kebble, Max Williamson and Henco Venter are on. Jamie Bhatti is back off, alongside Richie Gray and Rory Darge.