The draws for next year’s European Champions and Challenge Cups sneaked out late last week so Iain Hay takes a look at how our plucky-pro teams have gone. Will the new coaching regimes be pleased?
Edinburgh’s season is all but over after they were knocked out of the European Challenge Cup, writes Gav Harper.
Rory Baldwin takes a look at the teams and matchups ahead of the Saracens vs Glasgow Quarter Final on Sunday.
Duncan Hodge has picked about the strongest side he can muster with current injuries, making four changes from the team that fared so poorly against the Scarlets.
Glasgow Warriors travelled south knowing that a win would see them through. In the end, what they got was so much more, writes John Anderson.
One of the most important games in Glasgow’s European history, but once again Munster proved too streetwise for them, as John Anderson reports.
John Anderson watches as Glasgow dismantle last year’s European finalists for a second week running.
John Anderson watches as Glasgow travelled to Paris in hope rather than expectation, but came away with expectations considerably raised. A night the fans won’t forget!
Edinburgh went down heavily to Stade Francais at BT Murrayfield before mounting a second half comeback with only 14 men that saw them take the points in the end.
Duncan Hodge’s Edinburgh will have taken much confidence from snaring the win in a high-scoring, free running game of rugby at BT Murrayfield, writes Rory Baldwin
In the end Munster paid the perfect tribute to their late coach Anthony ‘Axel’ Foley, but it was not what you wanted to see if you are a Glasgow fan, writes John Anderson.
Oh what a night… writes John Anderson
John Anderson watches what could well have been a dead rubber on the rubber pitch at Rugby Park turn into a resurgence of sorts for Glasgow.