The visiting Georgian professional side came out on top in a physical encounter, scoring six tries to claim the win in the behind closed doors friendly, with the professional outfit's experience and physicality proving decisive.
Both Edinburgh and Glasgow were able to give valuable game time to a number of youngsters, who gained plenty of experience going up against a strong side with a host of Georgian internationals that represented their country at the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France.
Combined Glasgow Warriors/Edinburgh A squad
15 Fergus Watson (Glasgow Warriors)
14 Aidan Cross (Glasgow Warriors)
13 Ben Salmon (Glasgow Warriors)
12 Duncan Munn (Glasgow Warriors)
11 Luca Bardelli (Glasgow Warriors)
10 Matthew Urwin (Glasgow Warriors)
9 Sean Kennedy (Glasgow Warriors)
1 Mikey Jones (Edinburgh)
2 Harri Morris (Edinburgh)
3 Murphy Walker (Glasgow Warriors)
4 Rob Carmichael (Edinburgh)
5 Euan McVie (Edinburgh)
6 Tom Currie (Edinburgh)
7 Jonny Morris (Glasgow Warriors)
8 Jack Mann (Glasgow Warriors)
Substitutes
16 Jerry Blyth-Lafftery (Edinburgh)
17 Tom Banatvala (Glasgow Warriors)
18 Enrique Pieretto (Glasgow Warriors)
19 Jamie Campbell (Edinburgh)
20 Johnny Ventisei (Glasgow Warriors)
21 Fin Burgess (Edinburgh)
22 Isaac Coates (Edinburgh)
23 Kerr Yule (Glasgow Warriors)
24 Jack Hocking (Edinburgh)
Black Lion
15 Luka Matkava
14 Giorgi Jobava
13 Giorgi Kveseladze
12 Tornike Kakhoidze
11 Shalva Aptisauri
10 Luka Tsirikidze
9 Tengiz Perenidze
1 Dato Abdushelishvili
2 Irakli Kvatadze
3 Giorgi Chkhartishvili
4 Nodar Cheishvili
5 Demur Epremimdze
6 Mikheil Gachechiladze
7 Sandro Mamamtavrishvili
8 Luka Ivanishvili
Substitutes
16 Tengiz Zamtaradze
17 Nikoloz Khatiashvili
18 Bachuki Tchumbadze
19 Grigor Kerdikoshvili
20 Mikheil Babunashvili
21 Giorgio Margalitadze
22 Otari Lashkhi
23 Demuri Tapladze
24 Vakhtang Kvatadze
25 Beka Mammrikishvili
26 Giorgi Kervalishvili
27 Ilia Spanderashvili
28 Alexander Todua