The crash happened at around 3.35am this morning on Crossloan Road in Govan. Emergency services including police, fire and ambulance crews rushed to the scene shortly after.
A Glasgow house was evacuated after a car crashed into the property in Govan in the early hours of this morning.
Police said the property was evacuated following the incident. Images and footage from the scene show significant damage to the house with a cordon in place around the area.READ MORE: Police swarm Paisley property after 'report of concern' for man in major emergency response Police confirmed the men have been arrested in connection with the incident and were released pending further enquiry.
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