Harry Paterson, who struggled at Scotstoun last week, does wonderfully well here to evade a tackle and then drive his legs to get Edinburgh over the gain-line.

The ball goes forward in the next phase though, and Glasgow have a scrum.

Edinburgh are on the front foot early in this second half.

Some strong carries from Bill Mata and co take the hosts into the Glasgow 22, but Fraser Brown gets over the ball to win the visitors a penalty.

Some much needed defensive solidity from the veteran hooker.

Blair Kinghorn gets us back under way under the Murrayfield lights.

Peter Wright
Former Edinburgh prop on BBC Radio Scotland

That's what will infuriate Franco Smith - the little errors that are putting Glasgow under pressure.

What Glasgow need to do is cut them out. The breakdown has been untidy; there's always a belief that you can get to Ali Price for a charge-down.

If it wasn't for Sione Tuipulotu, they wouldn't have had anything in attack.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

It's Edinburgh who have the edge and have the aggression. They must have had 60% possession.

Glasgow will be annoyed with their performance, but delighted they're only eight points behind.

Edinburgh have been far better, stung by their non-performance last week.

Edinburgh get a big shove on at the scrum, win a penalty, and Emiliano Boffelli splits the posts.

The players head to the sheds with Edinburgh leading by eight on the night, and by two points on aggregate.

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Tom Jordan knocks-on as Sione Tuipulotu looks to find him with a disguised out the back.

There's just about enough time remaining in the half for the resulting Edinburgh scrum.

Don't you just love the affection that Peter Wright, and indeed all prop forwards, have for backs...

Peter Wright
Former Edinburgh prop on BBC Radio Scotland

What worries me about that score is that Kyle Steyn came out of the bottom of that maul - you can just imagine him taking all the credit.

That Crosbie try also takes Edinburgh into an aggregate lead in the battle for the 1872 Cup.

Glasgow want to change that though - they are on the attack for the first time in a fair while here.

The Warriors have a lineout deep in Edinburgh territory...

Chloe Rollie
Exeter and Scotland full-back on BBC Radio Scotland

It's been frustrating for Glasgow.

Last week they were in control, but this week it's flipped on its head. Glasgow are making mistakes - they just need to calm it down a bit.

Edinburgh are the side taking the initiative in this game.

Sam Skinner climbs highest to claim a lineout, and the hosts make their way into the Glasgow 22.

Can they take advantage and stretch their lead?

Tom Jordan kicks to touch and so Edinburgh will have a lineout just inside their own half.

Here's a look at the game's two tries so far, as we wait for the game to resume.

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Duhan van der Merwe races onto a reverse from Henry Pyrgos, and looks the odds-on favourite to score.

However, Sebastian Cancelliere does superbly to hold the enormous Scotland winger up over the line.

Edinburgh aren't the only team with an Argentine star in their back three.

Edinburgh are turning the screw now.

A clever little grubber kick from James Lang turns the Glasgow defence, and Duhan van der Merwe drags Ollie Smith over the line to win the hosts a 5m scrum.

Huge chance coming up...

Over it goes from right in front, and Edinburgh lead for the first time.

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Oh hello, Bill Mata.

He's so dangerous in broken play, the big Fijian.

Glasgow miss the initial tackle after he gathers a loose ball, and Mata opens up his stride to gallop into the visitors' 22.

The scrambling defence then fly into the side of a ruck, and Edinburgh win a penalty.

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