Another spell of Pressure from Sarries, then the ball is flung out to Rotimi Segun on the flank. He tries to go past Kyle Steyn, but he cannot get past and the Glasgow skipper stops him with a brute of a tackle.
But he was also collided into by Kyle Rowe, and they are looking at whether this was a dangerous tackle by the winger and full-back.
Cameras showed the Sarries' squad deep in conversation at the break, I don't think they were "read the Riot Act" but they are playing well in this early phase.
Rotimi Segun slices through the middle and races deep into Glasgow's half. Saracens keep up the pressure until Ben Earl loses the ball in the tackle on the home 22.
As it stands, Glasgow are topping the pool. Saracens will go through in fourth, but this display will really worry them with an away tie in the offing. Warriors will be at home - and if it's tipping it down like it is tonight, that won't bother them.
Scotland's pecking order on the wing is changingpublished at 18:15 GMT 18 January
18:15 GMT 18 January
Glasgow Warriors 21-3 Saracens
Tom English BBC Scotland chief sports writer at Scotstoun
Gregor Townsend is picking his Six Nations squad on Tuesday. The pecking order on the wing is interesting now. On form, Kyle Steyn and Jamie Dobie are by some distance the first-choice wings. Duhan van der Merwe might be lucky to get in the wider squad the way he's been playing. Darcy Graham is nowhere near his best. Scotland's top-two try-scorers of all-time are struggling to make the 23 for Italy in Rome next month. Steyn and Dobie have been razor-sharp all season. Two very intelligent and influential rugby players outside of 'mere' try-scoring.