Ryan Wilson
Former Glasgow Warriors player on Premier Sports

What a game for a neutral. If you were after a game with loads of scores then this would've been great.

Glasgow Warriors head coach Franco Smith tells Premier Sports at full time: "I never expected Zebre to roll over to be honest. We made it loose and the boys wanted to get a lot of it done in the first half but there were just too many soft turnovers. It's the first time in a long time that the sun was shining and there wasn't the same pressure as next week will have. We will take the win but it will be very different next week.

"I hate that word complacency because it's got no smell, no taste, no foot prints but it's always present. We try and fight that and it slipped in tonight. Next week is obviously a different challenge, it's an opportunity at home and there's a lot to come from this team. Maybe tonight we weren't as accurate as we should've been.

"It is going to be important to understand that ability in a play off game. Most of the time we are our own worst enemy. What's fantastic is that tonight the season is done, we draw a line under 2024 and we focus on play-off rugby only. It's a completely different mind set."

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier Sports

You can see the quality that Glasgow possess. They have to improve of course. They'll be happy with the scrum, they'll be happy with the victory and of course the bonus point but they'll be frustrated with the number of turnovers.

Some of the attack they were second guessing themselves which comes with a bit of nerves. I think Franco [Smith] will be pleased in some ways that it was far from perfect because the step up that's going to be needed in the next two, three, four weeks is evident and almost frustration of a performance will allow them to be hard on each other.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on Premier Sports

It'll be interesting how many games Zebre had like that all season. I think it would be six, seven, eight that they lose in the last 20 minutes. Maybe one or two heavier defeats they were never in the game but if Zebre can turnaround one or two of those results then it's a completely different picture.

If they're not used to winning that's where they lose it.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

Glasgow beat Zebre by 31 points in Parma last month. Tonight, at home, they had to fight hard to put them away. Fair play to Zebre, but you have to be worried about Glasgow’s turnovers and the weakening of their defence in their last three games. They’ve lost their way. 110 points conceded in three games. They have a massive amount of to do before the quarter-final. Probably going to be against the Stormers.

Player of the Match Rory Darge tells Premier Sports; "From us it was some game, a bit nervy towards the end. I think that's because of how well Zebre play, they put us under a bit of pressure so we're delighted to get the win in the end.

"We were under no illusions as to what kind of team we were up against today. You watch all their games and they're right in it until the last 20. We knew it was going to be a tough one and we're delighted to be on the right end of the result.

"The last game of the regular season at home, off the back of two losses it's good to get the win going into the play offs. We've got the confidence that we can win those gritty games that you expect in the play offs. We're delighted to show that sort of character and get the win.

"Obviously we've got to take it one game at a time."

With the bonus point secured Glasgow have held off a very spirited Zebre.

They didn't make it easy for themselves by any means but a bonus point win is huge going into the play offs.

Sebastian Cancelliere goes over in the corner for Glasgow's fourth try of the evening.

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Zebre are throwing everything into these final 10 minutes as they work their way up into the Glasgow half.

Rory Darge manages to wrap up Pierre Bruno and gets the turn over. Massive from the flanker.

Glasgow are striking back here as they push Zebre back into their own half looking for a gap in the visitors' defence.

A loose from Zander Fagerson and Zebre steal the advantage.

With 10 minutes left on the clock, can Glasgow cling on to their lead?

Jacopo Trulla is unstoppable as he breaks through the Glasgow defence. His back inside goes awry and Glasgow can breathe a half sigh of relief as they have a scrum on their own five metre line.

What is going on at Scotstoun?!?

A knock on from Ross Thompson sees Zebre awarded a penalty and it's no surprise they call for the tee.

Giovanni Montemauri makes no mistake as he splits the uprights to give his side the lead once again.

Richie Gray receives the line-out well, but an infringement from Zebre gives Ross Thompson the chance to take his side even closer to the try line now.

A reprieve for Zebre as they steal the ball in the line-out, but this wind is making things very difficult for the kickers.

Can Glasgow find their momentum again and step it up?

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Scotstoun Stadium

Just when you thought that Kyle Rowe try would settle everyone down here at Scotstoun, Zebre strike again.

That sloppy from Rory Darge that was seized on by Bautista Stavile Bravin has been indicative of the home side's performance. They have been miles off it tonight.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

Glasgow have been turned over 10 or 11 times in that first half. Zebre have been surprisingly good. Glasgow have been surprisingly ive. Franco Smith will be going loopy.