Contrasting emotions for the two Scottish sides today - a heart-breaking last gasp defeat for Edinburgh away at Benetton, followed by that bonus point win for Glasgow.

We'll be back next weekend, when Glasgow face the Lions, and Edinburgh take on the Stormers.

Bye for now.

Glasgow head coach Danny Wilson has been speaking to BBC Radio Scotland post-match:

"The first 50 minutes are some of the best rugby we've played", he said. "Then after the disallowed try the game seemed to lose its way. Lots of delays, and we fed them a bit with some poor exits, but I'll take a bonus point win at home."

Centre Sam Johnson has been given Man of the Match - he defended effectively, and linked up well with Sione Tuipulotu in midfield - top performance from Glasgow's number 12.

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Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Glasgow deserved victors, as they get their first win of the season. An electric start in the first half meant the result was never really in doubt against a poor Sharks team.

This game is petering out. Glasgow came forward but Sharks win a penalty which they kick over halfway.

Just over a minute to go at Scotstoun.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

Glasgow's levels have dropped in the second half, and repeatedly giving away penalties costs them. Lewis Bean shown a yellow card. Could get worse for the hosts...

The officials are looking at a potential deliberate knock-on from Rufus McLean, but he is clearly wrapping his arm in the tackle, so it is just a scrum for Sharks.

It's all been a bit flat in the last 10 minutes or so. Glasgow throw the ball away at a lineout, and Sharks then drop the ball as they look to capitalise.

Before that, Sharks' winger Thaakir Abrahams stepped past a couple of defenders. It is the first time I remember him having the ball all game, which is a reflection of how the South Africans have attacked today.

Silly penalty given away by Glasgow for hands in the ruck, but Sharks kick the ball dead in an attempt to gain a couple more yards. Pretty poor - I'd back myself to hit touch from there, and I'm a long way from professional rugby.

Finally the visitors are asking questions of Glasgow, but the hosts defend well and win a free kick - great work from Cole Forbes under a high ball.

Another knock-on from Glasgow gives Sharks possession in a promising position. The visitor's backline have hardly seen the ball this afternoon, but they might get a chance here.

Glasgow run from their own 22, and make it to halfway, but the move breaks down as Cole Forbes knocks on. More exciting attacking play from the hosts, but not quite the execution on this occasion.

Tuipulotu is deemed to have blocked off a defender in the build-up, which seems a little harsh. I very much doubt that the defender would have been in a position to stop Tuipulotu if they hadn't run into each other.

Curwin Bosch can't find the target off the tee - not the Sharks' day.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland