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Articles about the rugby team Glasgow Warriors, Glasgow’s fast growing professional sports team and PRO12 Champions in 2014-2015. Based at Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow is home to many of current Scotland internationals, including key players such as Finn Russell, Stuart Hogg and Jonny Gray.

New coach Dave Rennie, formerly of the New Zealand franchise The Chiefs, will be hoping to bring his well respected brand of attacking rugby to the side. New recruits such as Huw Jones, Ollie Kebble and Calum Gibbons will look to become fans favourites, whilst Scotstoun will also be welcoming back Ruaridh Jackson, Brandon Thomson and most exciting of all, Niko Matalawu.

Glasgow Warriors 40-16 Cardiff Blues

Dave Rennie

Having struggled to put Cardiff away earlier in the season, Glasgow hosted the Welsh regioin at Scotstoun looking for a perfect 10 from 10 in the Pro 14 this season. John Anderson reports.

PRO14 Round 10: Glasgow Warriors v Cardiff Blues

Glasgow v Cardiff

Pete Horne starts at 10 for the visit of Cardiff while Adam Hastings backs him up from the bench. A sign of things to come for post-Finn Glasgow?

Glasgow Warriors 31-21 Leinster

Pete Horne

Still unbeaten in the league, Glasgow went looking to dish up some revenge to their European conquerors Leinster, and Niko Matawalu was the waiter for the evening, writes Rory Baldwin.

PRO14 Round 8: Glasgow v Leinster

Jamie Bhatti carries against Leinster

Dave Rennie’s Glasgow Warriors will take on Leinster for the second time in as many weeks although both teams are vastly different.

Glasgow Warriors 43-13 Southern Kings

Sam Johnson

Glasgow Warriors rebounded from European disappointment to inflict a crushing defeat on the Southern Kings, writes John Anderson.

PRO14 Round 7: Glasgow vs Southern Kings

Stuart Hogg

As injury and international call-ups start to take their toll on Glasgow’s squad depth, Stuart Hogg and Jonny Gray will both face the Southern Kings on Friday.

Hogg’s back: European teams for the weekend

Stuart Hogg

Glasgow welcome Leinster to Scotstoun desperate for European points while Edinburgh are in Russia for one of Europe’s more esoteric away trips. Here are the teams.

Exeter Chiefs 24-15 Glasgow Warriors

Dave Rennie

Exeter eventually came out on top in a frenetic European Champions Cup encounter at their Sandy Park home, and inflict a season’s first defeat on Dave Rennie’s Warriors, writes Iain Hay.

Champions Cup: Exeter Chiefs v Glasgow Warriors

European Rugby Champions Cup

Glasgow begin their first European campaign under Dave Rennie this weekend with a tricky visit to Premiership champions the Exeter Chiefs. It won’t get easier…

Glasgow Warriors 37 -10 Munster

Callum Gibbins - pic by Al Ross

Glasgow served up the style, with a large side portion of grunt, to inflict a heavy defeat on their fierce rivals Munster, writes Iain Hay.

PRO14 Round 4: Glasgow vs Munster

Adam Ashe - pic © ALASTAIR ROSS | Novantae Photography

Glasgow face last season’s bogey team Munster. Both teams are unbeaten. So far…

Cardiff Blues 19-20 Glasgow Warriors

Cardiff v Glasgow

Iain Hay watches as Glasgow travelled to Cardiff, aiming to repeat Edinburgh’s Week 1 result and make it two Scottish away wins in the Welsh capital.

PRO14 Round 3: Cardiff vs Glasgow

Dave Rennie

Dave Rennie is taking a strong Warriors side – is there any other kind? – to Cardiff this weekend to face the Blues.

Glasgow 31-10 Ospreys

Alex Dunbar

Having battled it out in the rain of Galway last weekend, Glasgow welcomed last year’s semi-finalists the Ospreys to sunny Scotstoun, as John Anderson watched on.

PRO14 Round 2 Teams: Glasgow v Ospreys

Adam Ashe - pic by Al Ross

New signing Callum Gibbins will make his debut in Dave Rennie’s first home game at Scotstoun, with the New Zealander part of a powerful back row unit alongside captain Ryan Wilson and Adam Ashe.