Two first half tries from former Wales under 20 hooker Liam Belcher and wing Jared Rosser was enough to secure a draw. Dave Rennie's side scored two tries of their own courtesy of centre Brandon Thompson and lively scrum half George Horne.

The visitors made the worst possible start when James Malcolm threw straight into the hands of Dragons blindside flanker Aaron Wainwright from a lineout. The ball was quickly recycled for Belcher to cross in the corner.
Thompson grabbed Glasgow's first try when he collected a neat chip over the top from Horne.

By now the Warriors were in the ascendancy with Horne running in their second try from 30 metres out after an initial break from Nick Grigg. The Dragons levelled the scores on the stroke of half time when Wales squad member Hallam Amos made a stunning break from just outside his own 22, before kicking through for Rosser to score.

Despite Glasgow upping their intensity, the second half was a scoreless affair with both sides defences on top.
Glasgow came closest to retaking the lead when Grigg was stopped just short of the Dragons try line.

Bernard Jackman's side very nearly sneaked ahead with 11 minutes to go when Adam Warren intercepted in the Glasgow 22 only to lose his footing. Despite Glasgow's pressure the Dragons won a penalty which resulted in field position deep inside the visitors' half.

The Dragons' driving lineout put the Scots under pressure but they spilled the ball after putting the conference leaders under pressure. Glasgow pushed hard for the winning score with Niko Matawalu coming close but the visitors lacked the cutting edge to break down a resolute Dragons defence.