Here come Sharks again.

Jaden Hendrikse is directing proceedings from scrum-half, as the hosts march their way into Glasgow territory.

Glasgow's discipline is just letting them down a wee bit here.

Another penalty goes against the visitors, as Sharks forward pack turn the screw.

Nathan McBeth is off for an HIA, and is replaced by Rory Sutherland.

Sharks blast their way into Glasgow's 22 with strong carry after strong carry, and they kick a penalty into the corner after Jack Dempsey fails to release at a ruck.

Sebastian Cancelliere comes off second best in an aerial battle with Aphelele Fassi, and Chris Busby awards a penalty against the Glasgow winger.

The Argentina international is back on his feet after some treatment and is fine to continue.

Pushed wide by the Sharks fly-half.

This time the decision goes against Glasgow, and Jordan Hendrikse will kick at goal once more.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier Sports

Sharks' attack gets really narrow, and after two phases half the field had no attacking players in it.

That's when they run into Glasgow's back row.

Siya Kolisi drives Sharks into Glasgow's 22, as they look for an immediate response, but Matt Fagerson wins a breakdown penalty to release any pressure that was building.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier Sports

It's a brilliant try.

It's an amazing flat pass from Sione Tuipulotu, and if you can beat that blitz, there will be space.

George Horne is always in support and there's the first try. It's really well executed.

A brilliant Glasgow scrum has the Sharks pack backpedalling, and Tom Jordan kicks the resulting penalty into the hosts' 22.

Although they trail on the scoreboard, Glasgow have had the better of both possession and territory so far.

Franco Smith won't be at all disheartened by this start.

It sails through, and the hosts lead.

Sharks win a slightly generous penalty at scrum time and Jordan Hendrikse calls for his kicking tee.

It goes to waste though, as Nathan McBeth is pinged at the scrum by referee Chris Busby.

Eduan Keyter runs into trouble after a good kick chase from Glasgow, and the visitors force a knock-on.

Glasgow have a scrum five metres out, and have a great early chance.

It's been a fairly cagey opening few minutes, with lots of blood and thunder in midfield without much go-forward.

Gregor Hiddleston then does superbly to win Glasgow a penalty at the breakdown.

Tom Jordan kicks to touch, and although Hiddleston wildly overthrows at the lineout, Glasgow keep possession and are on the front foot.

Sharks fly-half Jordan Hendrikse gets us under way...

Out come the players at Kings Park.

Sharks are in all black, while Glasgow are in light blue and white hoops.

Kick-off is just moments away.