Lineen names unchanged side for Ospreys

"The boys did well. However tomorrow's game is a step-up in class from last weekend," said the former Scotland centre.

"The Ospreys are a quality team and have had two good wins, but we want to test ourselves against the best. They're pretty formidable but the boys are raring to go.

"It's very important that we get off to a winning start at home in front of our own fans, who will all have to play their part as well."

Tomorrow night's game also poses a golden opportunity for stand-off Dan Parks to become the highest points scorer in Magners League history. Parks only requires three points to overtake David Humphreys' record of 786 points.

Speaking to glasgowwarriors.org this week, Humphreys praised Parks: "Being the top points' scorer in the Magners League has been a great achievement in my career and something I have been proud of, as I always gave my best for my team. The Magners League is a tough competition, getting harder year on year, so to rack up points isn't an easy task and Dan has done very well.

"I wish Dan ever success in matching and unfortunately overtaking my record. He showed last Friday night that he is a top-class player, even being named as Magners' Man of the Match. So good luck to him for the game."

Glasgow Warriors team to play the Ospreys in the Magners League at Firhill Arena on Friday 12 September (kick-off 7:30pm)

15 Bernardo Stortoni
14 Lome Fa'atau
13 Max Evans
12 Graeme Morrison
11 Thom Evans
10 Dan Parks
9 Mark McMillan

1 Justin Va'a
2 Dougie Hall
3 Moray Low
4 Tim Barker
5 Alastair Kellock CAPTAIN
6 Kelly Brown
7 John Barclay
8 Johnnie Beattie

Substitues:

16 Eric Milligan
17 Kevin Tkachuk
18 Opeta Palepoi
19 Stevie Swindall
20 Colin Gregor
21 Andrew Henderson
22 Ruaridh Jackson