Glasgow head coach Franco Smith tells Premier Sports:

"Fortunately we got it done, even if we made it hard for ourselves again.

"We were our own enemies for most of it, but I'm happy to win even if it wasn't our best performance.

"We've had more than 20 boys away with the national team, only had two sessions leading up to this game. We need to add these boys to gel again. Next week the rest of the boys will come back and we'll face the same challenges.

"We missed touch three times from penalties, lost the gain-line most of the time tonight, couldn't get our attack shape, but credit to Munster - they are a well-coached team. We'll take that compliment in winning anyway tonight."

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Quotes from Glasgow head coach Franco Smith coming right up...

Glasgow wing and player of the match Sebastian Cancelliere tells Premier Sports: "We knew they would come after us after losing against Edinburgh, but we needed to bounce back as well after losing against Ospreys. The boys showed character."

Glasgow captain Kyle Steyn adds: "It's always tough against Munster so it's good to get the win."

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Former Scotland captain on Premier Sports

There are no pictures on the scoreboard, and it's five points for Glasgow.

It wasn't slick but the bench made a big impact and Glasgow found a way to win.

A big result.

Munster throw the ball around with the clock in the red, but can't find an opening and Glasgow take the victory over their old rivals.

They were far from their best, but ground it out as good teams do.

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How are the nerves?

Munster will have one chance after forcing a scrum inside their own half.

Gregor Brown wins Glasgow a penalty at the breakdown - you'd think it was a try, such is the roar from the home fans.

There are 60 seconds left at Scotstoun.

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Former Scotland captain on Premier Sports

It was great patience.

Glasgow get their big ball-carriers into the game and it pays off.

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The ball fires out of the side of a Glasgow scrum, but the hosts keep possession and are pressing inside Munster's 22.

Kyle Steyn returns to the field having ed his HIA.

Glasgow are the side in the ascendancy now, but have just seven and a half minutes to find a decisive score.

How are the nerves at home?

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Sebastian Cancelliere looks certain to score after Ben Afshar drops a box kick into open field, but the ball bounces over his head and Munster somehow survive.

Munster are taking their time over every set-piece and every clearing kick, much to the frustration of the home crowd.

Duncan Weir misses touch again after Glasgow win a penalty.

That's three in this half, and Munster now hold up Adam Hastings in the tackle and will have a scrum.

The home side aren't helping themselves.

Kyle Steyn now makes way for Glasgow, needing a head injury assessment - Ben Afshar is on in his place.

Kyle Steyn and Johnny Matthews combine to tackle Munster full-back Ben O'Connor and then win a penalty, but Duncan Weir misses touch.

Over it goes and Munster stretch their lead to four.

Neither side can string multiple phases together, but Munster win a penalty and Tony Butler calls for his kicking tee.