Set-piece power leads the way for Wales, as the Scots scrum is mashed at Scotstoun, writes Iain Hay.
Scotland 3 – 17 Wales
Author: Iain Hay
Warriors season ticket holder and widely renowned ne'er-do-well, Iain has been watching rugby from a young age, but developed a true passion for the game whilst in the rugby hotbed that is New Zealand.
Like Tommy Seymour, his hair-style icon, Iain does not like chickens.
PRO14 Round 5: All change
Both pro teams have welcomed back a number of international players into the fold as Edinburgh look to continue their strong start while Glasgow try to sort out an opening stretch where the scoreboard has gone against them.
Who will take Rennie’s reins?
With the Wallabies looking poised to pounce for the Glasgow Warriors’ head-coach, we look at some viable alternatives.
Glasgow Warriors 17 – 13 Cardiff Blues
Glasgow Warriors finally off the mark with narrow win.
Scotland 61 – 0 Russia
Russians routed as Toony’s Army march on to final group fixture battle (includes podcast review)
Scotland 34 – 0 Samoa
Toyota Cheetahs 48 – 14 Glasgow Warriors
A Bloem-ing disastrous start to Warriors’ Pro 14 campaign, as the South African side romp to a 7-try victory
Scotland 36 – 9 Georgia
Iain Hay watches on as Murrayfield experiences International Friday night rugby, something of a rarity around these parts…
Scotland announce official squad for RWC 19
Gregor Townsend has settled on the 31-man group that will travel to Japan for the Rugby World Cup in a few weeks.
Conference(s) of Cards
They’ve reshuffled the PRO14 ahead of next season and Iain Hay takes a look at how the new conferences have panned out.
Leinster 24 – 39 Glasgow Warriors
Glasgow travelled to the RDS where they had not won since 2011 and put in a huige shift as Iain Hay watches on.
Scotland 11- 18 Wales
Iain Hay watches at BT Murrayfield as Scotland improve a little but can’t make it count against a Welsh side whose Grand Slam dream continues.
PRO14 Round 17: Zebre Rugby 10-42 Glasgow Warriors
The youngest Glasgow team that Dave Rennie had ever assembled, ably guided by some of the longer in the tooth members of the pride, tore a dishevelled Zebre to shreds, and abetted by Munster’s defeat at Parc Y Scarlets, moved to the top of Conference A.
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