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The Warriors eliminate the Stormers to progress to the semi-finals of the United Rugby Championship.
FULL-TIME: GLASGOW WARRIORS 36-18 STORMERS. The Warriors thrash the Stormers in a ferocious battle to keep their title defence alive and well. For the Stormers, another season of hits and misses comes to a grinding halt.
The season is not slipping away from the Stormers, it is already gone. They made a whopping 39 missed tackles so far in this game.
Ben Loader is another Stormers who has been reduced to nothing but a bystander throughout this mauling.
Senatla tries a couple of skilful tricks, but he loses control of the ball. Scrum to the Warriors.
Since Senatla scored his second try early in the second half, the Stormers have failed to breach the line and make a dent in the Warriors' lead.
The Stormers add another handling error to their already high tally of unforced errors.
The Stormers have just been awarded a penalty for a high shot on Seabelo Senatla. Can they make something from this next lineout?
This has to be one of the poorest performances of the season by the Stormers. They are all over the show.
The Stormers need more than a point a minute to win here. But they've just butchered another 5m lineout.
Herschel Jantjies is on for the Stormers, but he is playing on the wing. He just made a crucial knock-on.
Oh no. Andre-Hugo Venter snatches the ball out of the driving maul, but the with tryline at his mercy and no Warriors defenders in sight, he drops the ball cold. When it's not your night, it's just not your night.
The Stormers attack falls flat, again. But they did have an advantage and kick to the line.
The Stormers are 5m out, but can they score? The Warriors repelled several of their 5m attacks earlier.
PENALTY, WARRIORS, HORNE. 36-18. The Warriors have now an 18-point lead with 25 minutes to go.
The Warriors backline players are just carving the Stormers open at will now. This is embarrassing from the visitors.
The Stormers have completely lost their way here. Evan Roos is having a poor game, Feinberg-Mngomezulu is ineffective, the forwards getting out-muscled.
CONVERSION, WARRIORS, HORNE. 33-18.
TRY, WARRIORS, HORNE. 31-18. The hosts go coast to coast against the Stormers' non-existent defence to score a blinder of a try.
Feinberg-Mngomezulu has been kicking aimlessly way too often in this game.
There's a nice little mini-battle going on between wingers Kyle Steyn and Seabelo Senatla. They are going blow-for-blow like two heavyweight fighters.
The less said about that Stormers up and under from inside their own 22, the better.
CONVERSION, WARRIORS, HORNE. 26-18.
TRY, WARRIORS, ROWE. 24-18. It's Tom Jordan again, creating space for his winger to exploit and score another five-pointer.
It's a one-point game in Glasgow as Feinberg-Mngomezulu's conversion attempt sails wide.
TRY, STORMERS, SENATLA. 19-18. What a start by the Stormers to the second half. Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Libbok work together as dual playmakers. They create an overlap out wide and Senatla scuttles away to score his second.
The Warriors break-away down the left flank, but there was a clear forward pass. The referee let play go on. But the TMO has intervened, pointing out the forward pass. Scrum to the Stormers.
KICK-OFF: Tom Jordan restarts the game to get the second half underway.
HALF-TIME: GLASGOW WARRIORS 19-13 STORMERS. The half ends as the Stormers win a crucial turnover penalty to deny Glasgow Warriors a late try. The referee also walked them back 10m to penalise Glasgow Warriors captain Kyle Steyn for back-chatting. The Stormers kick it into touch to end the half.
Tom Jordan again. The Warriors flyhalf spots a massive gap in the Stormers defence and accelerates through it. He is almost away, but Senatla tracks back and strips the ball off him in the tackle. Just as the Stormers look to counter-attack, Ungerer drops the ball cold.
Horne hacks it out from the back of the scrum. Lineout to the Stormers. From there, the visitors launch again, but with nothing on, they are forced to kick.
That was a massive defensive set by the Warriors. They held on to keep the Stormers out and win back possession after Feinberg-Mngomezulu selfishly ran at the line, got isolated and lost the ball in contact.
The Stormers win a scrum penalty. The referee gives the Glasgow front row a final warning and the Stormers call for another scrum.
The ball was in fact not held up. it was grounded short of the line, making it inconclusive. 5m scrum to the Stormers.
Evan Roos goes close for the Stormers, but the referee says the ball was held up. He has called on the TMO to check.
The Stormers are red hot on attack now. The team looks so much better with Libbok now on the field.
Manie Libbok is on for the Stormers.
The score stays 19-13 after Horne's unsuccessful conversion attempt.
TRY, WARRIORS, VENTER. 19-13. The South African loose forward scores against his country to extend the Warriors' lead.
Immediately after the restart, the Stormers concede a stupid penalty and Glasgow kicks to the line.
CONVERSION, STORMERS, FEINBERG-MNGOMEZULU. 14-13.
TRY, STORMERS, SENATLA. 14-11. Senatla bags a fortuitous try after Sacha's aerial bomb bounced loose. Big try that for the Stormers.
Glasgow's defence does well to stop the Stormers attack.
Feinberg-Mngomezulu kicks to touch.
The Stormers win another massive, much-needed scrum penalty.
It's all a bit scrappy now for the Stormers. The lineout is malfunctioning and easy passes are not sticking. The only thing the Stormers has going for them is the scrum dominance.
PENALTY, STORMERS, FEINBERG-MNGOMEZULU. 14-6.
The Stormers earn a kickable penalty and the will go for the three points on offer.
It's not looking good for the Stormers at the moment.
CONVERSION, WARRIORS, HORNE. 14-3.
TRY, WARRIORS, ROWE. 12-3. A neat grubber-kick sits up for the winger, who duly collects and scores the hosts' second try.
The Stormers are way too erratic. The Warriors are cutting them to shreds.
Feinberg-Mngomezulu hits a long-range drop goal. It bounces back off the post into the field of play, and with no Stormers players chasing the kick, the Warriors launch from deep. But their momentum is halted by the Stormers defence.
The Stormers have to regather and settle down here.
CONVERSION, WARRIORS, HORNE. 7-3.
TRY, WARRIORS, DARGE. 5-3. The hosts execute a perfect lineout move to score a try that puts them in the lead.
YELLOW CARD, STORMERS, SENATLA. The Stormers are down to 14.
The Stormers lose captain Salmaan Moerat to injury. That is a big setback for the visitors.
Tom Jordan is full of running here. He is forcing to pull out a few desperate acts of defence. That is brilliant counter-attacking rugby by Glasgow.
PENALTY, STORMERS, FEINBERG-MNGOMEZULU. 0-3.
In a huge boost for the Stormers, they win a scrum penalty against the feed. That spells trouble for the Warriors.
Evan Roos picks up at the base of the ruck, but he loses the ball forward. As Glasgow try to run it out from deep, the ball is fumbled and the Stormers regather possession, only to knock on again. Scrum to the Warriors.
The Stormers mean business here. They kick to the line and then go to the maul.
The Stormers secure the ball at a lineout just outside the 22. They then carry it to within 5m of the tryline. Glasgow rips the ball clear, but the referee brings them back for a Stormers penalty.
The Stormers immediately play for a turnover, but Glasgow just about manage to secure possession and then clear the ball away. That was a pretty ferocious start by the Stormers.
KICK-OFF: Feinberg-Mngomezulu kicks deep to get the game underway.
This is the first of four quarter-finals, with the Bulls hosting Edinburgh in Pretoria in the second, the Sharks welcoming Munster in the third and Leinster taking on the Scarlets in Dublin in the fourth and final last-eight clash.
Coming into this encounter, the Glasgow Warriors find themselves on the wrong side of a three-game losing streak. By contrast, the Stormers concluded the round-robin phase of the competition on a four-match winning run.
It's the former champions up against the defending champions in a do-or-die clash in Glasgow tonight.
Stormers: 15 Warrick Gelant, 14 Ben Loader, 13 Suleiman Hartzenberg, 12 Dan du Plessis, 11 Seabelo Senatla, 10 Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu, 9 Stefan Ungerer, 8 Evan Roos, 7 Marcel Theunissen, 6 Paul de Villiers, 5 Ruben van Heerden, 4 Salmaan Moerat (captain), 3 Neethling Fouche, 2 Andre-Hugo Venter, 1 Ali Vermaak.
Subs: 16 Joseph Dweba, 17 Vernon Matongo, 18 Sazi Sandi, 19 JD Schickerling, 20 Connor Evans, 21 Louw Nel, 22 Herschel Jantjies, 23 Manie Libbok.
Glasgow Warriors: 15 Josh McKay, 14 Kyle Rowe, 13 Stafford McDowall, 12 Sione Tuipulotu, 11 Kyle Steyn (captain), 10 Tom Jordan, 9 George Horne, 8 Henco Venter, 7 Rory Darge, 6 Euan Ferrie, 5 Scott Cummings, 4 Alex Samuel, 3 Murphy Walker, 2 Gregor Hiddleston, 1 Jamie Bhatti.
Subs: 16 Johnny Matthews, 17 Nathan McBeth, 18 Sam Talakai, 19 Max Williamson, 20 Jack Mann, 21 Macenzzie Duncan, 22 Jamie Dobie, 23 Adam Hastings.
Good evening and welcome to our live coverage of the high-profile URC quarter-final showdown between the Glasgow Warriors and the Stormers, brought to you live from Scotstoun Stadium.
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