In these pages you will find all our articles on Scotlands rugby Pro Teams gathered together, including Edinburgh Rugby and Glasgow Warriors in the PRO12 league and in European rugby competition.
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.
Sandy Smith watches as the second defeat in two weeks sees Edinburgh’s league season come to a (probable) premature end.
Sandy Smith takes a look at the domestic European leagues and compares their strengths and weaknesses.
Both pro teams are in Italy on Saturday, with several players back from Scotland duty in each case but nonetheless, sending far from full strength teams.
Mark Bennett and George Horne have returned from injury to give a timely boost to the pro-teams this weekend.
Sandy Smith watched as Edinburgh eventually disposed of Dragons and gave Scotland coach Gregor Townsend some options to ponder this week.
Edinburgh fail to cope with ALL the elements in Port Elizabeth as they take on Southern Kings watched by Sandy Smith
Richard Cockerill legs it to South Africa to take in some sun while we try to second guess Toony.
Glasgow have still managed to find 15 test-capped players for the visit of Ospreys despite the loss of a chunk of their squad to international duty.
John Anderson watches as Glasgow travel to Allianz Park for another fixture with Saracens, which as it turned out will not be the last this season.
Rory Baldwin watches as Edinburgh welcome Vern Cotter’s Montpellier to BT Murrayfield for a winner-takes-all clash in the Heineken Champions Cup.
Glasgow face a huge task this weekend with 2016 and 2017 champions Saracens to be overcome to guarantee the knockout stages.
Edinburgh close in on a quarter final spot after a historic victory at the Stade Mayol, writes David Roulston (UPDATED with teams for Montpellier)
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