And that is that from us for tonight.

That has been quite the weekend of Champions Cup action, and the competition goes into hibernation until Easter weekend at the start of April.

Get your chocolate eggs, hot cross buns and simnel cake lined up for that one and make sure you join us!

Let's not get too far ahead of ourselves....

No, actually, let's do that! Here's how the quarters line up...

Glasgow would get either Toulon or Stormers at home - the fans will be happy with that prospect, players and coaches will say they will take it one game at a time....

Q1 - Bordeaux (1) or Leicester Tigers (16) v Toulouse (8) or Bristol Bears (9)

Q 2 - Bath (4) or Saracens (13) v Northampton Saints (5) or Castres (12)

Winner of quarter-final one plays winner of quarter-final two.

Q3- Glasgow Warriors (2) or Bulls (15) v Toulon (7) or Stormers (10)

Q4- Leinster (3) or Edinburgh (14) v Harlequins (6) or Sale Sharks (11)

Winner of quarter-final three plays winner of quarter-final four.

Note - higher-ranked team home venue

Played on weekend 10/11/12 April

Tom English
BBC Scotland chief sports writer at Scotstoun

A perfect 20 group points for Glasgow. The team has suffered a few blows in the last year - the losses of Tom Jordan, Henco Venter and Seb Cancelliere - and again this year - they're losing Huw Jones and Adam Hastings at the end of the season - but they're powering on.

They're such an ambitious and tough team and they're actually getting better. To only concede three points is a tribute to the dog they have within them.

Contenders? You'd have to say yes. They have home advantage in the knockouts now. And nobody will want to come here.

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Here's the draw for the last 16 (seedings in brackets):

Bordeaux (1) v Leicester Tigers (16)

Glasgow Warriors (2) v Bulls (15)

Leinster (3) v Edinburgh (14)

Bath (4) v Saracens (13)

Northampton Saints (5) v Castres (12)

Harlequins (6) v Sale Sharks (11)

Toulon (7) v Stormers (10)

Toulouse (8) v Bristol Bears (9)

Played on weekend 3/4/5 April

George Horne speaking to Premier Sports: "We are in a pretty good place but we don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves as that's where you come unstuck.

"You look around the room either at half time or on a Monday and there is a sense of belief there. The mantra is to be brave, keep swinging, we buy into that and it seems to be going alright."

The Warriors will face the Bulls at Scotstoun for a place in the last eight. No-one will fancy a trip to Glasgow on this display.

And that is that, Glasgow Warriors win the pool and will be on home soil against the Bulls in the next round, and beyond if they make it!

Euan Ferrie charges the ball down as Saracens try to clear in the 22, but the sub cannot hold onto the ball.

Last knockings now - no points in this half so far, who'd have thought that?

Ollie Smith is tackled as he dives for the line by the flag, and the ball bounces out if his grasp. The winger cannot believe he's passed up the chance for a try.

Kyle Steyn glides through but is stopped just short of the line. In the melee, Noah Caluori is sent to the sin bin.

Ben Afshar tries to dribble the ball through the Saracens defence but the ball sits up nicely for a defender and they move back downfield.

A rare foray by Glasgow gets the home crowd going, and eventually a penalty is pumped to the corner tp give Glasgow a chance from a lineout.

Saracens can make no headway against this excellent Glasgow defence. The hosts have hardly been out of their own half in the last 10 minutes, but have hardly looked like conceding.

Tom English
BBC Scotland chief sports writer at Scotstoun

Glasgow's attack was sensational in the first half but it's their defence that's been the bedrock of the night so far. This is a very good, if very inconsistent, Saracens team and they've got little or no change out of the home team. Jack Dempsey was been superb.

There's going to be an awful lot of Glasgow players in Gregor Townsend's Six Nations squad when he names it on Tuesday. It's not so much a question of how many make it as how many don't make it.

Same old same old from Sarries - they attack to the left but Olly Hartley cannot hold on to the ball in the tackle, giving Glasgow a scrum five metres from their own line.

The game has gone a bit flat compared to that stellar first half, for the hosts at least. The raft of substitutions since half-time probably have an effect.

Two penalties inside a minute against Saracens inside the Glasgow half relieve the pressure. The away side just cannot get a foothold in this as yet.

Saracens try to maul it over to the corner flag, but a mighty defensive effort by the home side stops them.