Sandy Smith watches through his fingers as Edinburgh fail to take anything from their visit to Parma to face Zebre, having started strongly in the first half. Will a lack of Scotland stars scupper their chances these next two weeks?
Richard Cockerill has turned to the academies for a potential banana skin away to Zebre this weekend in the first of two weekends where the national squad has depleted resources.
Sandy Smith watches as Edinburgh take all 5 points against the visiting Cheetahs at BT Murrayfield in the final round of Pro14 action before the Heineken Cup kicks off.
Both our Pro Teams are at home again this weekend for the final round of PRO14 action before the European action kicks off. Here are the teams selected.
Iain Hay watches as Glasgow return to the more comfortable climes of Scotstoun and a fairly good win over the Dragons, bonus point and all.
Sandy Smith takes a look at Edinburgh’s performance against Benetton and grades their early season performance as we approach the break for European action.
Both teams struggled on the road last weekend for one reason or another but they’re back at home this weekend as the Bennetton and the Dragons come to visit. In the past, foregone conclusions
John Anderson seethes into his keyboard at the misfiring performance of the Glasgow Warriors team during their shock 38-28 defeat to the Southern Kings in Port Elizabeth.
Edinburgh learn a painful lesson in converting possession into points at the hands of European and Pro14 champions Leinster, writes Sandy Smith.
More PRO14 action this weekend as Edinburgh travel to Leinster to face a strong Irish side, while Glasgow remain in South Africa to tick off the second franchise there but they will have to do it without Stuart Hogg
Iain Hay reports as Glasgow play a helter-skelter game against the Toyota Cheetahs in Bloemfontein but run out convincing winners in the end.
Edinburgh made heavy weather of their first home game of the season but came away with two tries and a win against a dogged Connacht side at BT Murrayfield, writes Rory Baldwin.
Glasgow open their two-week stint in South Africa with a visit to Bloemfontein and the Cheetahs. Last season’s version was a cracker, will we see a repeat?
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