Yellow Card! De Klerk is shown yellow by referee Conway after persistent infringements at the Treviso set-piece. Glasgow will spend the next 10 minutes with 14 men.
Treviso win a penalty off a scrum and the hosts have a line-out in a dangerous position only metres out.
TRY! Treviso finally have their first points in the second half. After phases of sustained pressure, they spread the ball wide to try-scorer Campagnaro to crash over for his second try of the game, much to the delight of the home supporters.
Hayward adds the extras to close the gap to 17 points. 23-40.
TRY! The visitors are really running away with it now! An excellently weighted crossfield kick from Matawalu is superbly gathered by outside centre Sean Lamont to crash over for the Warriors' 6th try of the game. Finn Russell maintains his 100% record in front of goal and adds the extras. 40-16.
TRY! The away side have their 5th try of the afternoon. Completely against the run of play, Van Der Merwe intercepts the ball and runs the length of the pitch to touch down for the Warriors. Finn Russell's first duty of the match is the conversion in which he slots with ease. Glasgow further extend their lead to 16-33.
Substitutions from both sides sees fresh legs enter the field.
Weir takes up where he left off in the first half and adds the extras with the boot. The lead is now 10 points at 16-26.
TRY! And Glasgow seal that much sought-after bonus point try! Once again, it comes from the brute strength of the Glasgow pack from the line-out. Flanker James Eddie emerges from the bodies and is awarded with the try.
Both sides re-enter the fray for the second half.
Referee Gary Conway sounds his whistle bringing this tightly-fought first 40 minutes of rugby to a close. The first half has been nothing short of high-scoring, with Glasgow coming ever closer to clinching that four-try bonus point. However, let that not undermine the solid performance of the home side Treviso, who have looked highly dangerous from the first minute and despite conceding 3 tries, are only 3 points behind. Fly-half, Joe Carlisle has been very clinical in ensuring the deficit is only three points and has looked very impressive with the boot.
With only 3 points separating the sides, it is most certainly all to play for in the next 40 minutes.
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