Scotland coaches extend contracts
Scotland have renewed the contracts of their three key assistant coaches as well as securing recent consultants to continue with the team through to the World Cup.
Glasgow Warriors 56 – 24 Zebre
Bump in the road doesn’t stop Warriors from recording impressive win, led by Uncle Naks and the flying Horneito.
Super Six Update
A roundup of the latest Super Six news including signings and name changes. Some of it will also be on the telly!
Munster 25-24 Glasgow Warriors
Iain Hay watches as a depleted Glasgow come agonisingly close to a victory over Munster at Thomond Park.
Connacht v Glasgow – 5 Key Points
John Anderson looks back at Glasgow’s narrow win over in Galway and sees room for improvement, but plenty of positives too.
6 Nations 2018: Scotland 25-13 England
Scotland’s final home game in the Six Nations, and the mid point of the tournament. Scotland kept their hopes alive and perhaps dealt England a body blow at BT Murrayfield, writes Rory Baldwin.
Glasgow Warriors 40-16 Cardiff Blues
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.
Glasgow 45-10 Zebre
John Anderson watches as a scratch Glasgow side take Zebre apart in just half an hour, in an entertaining display of offloading rugby.
Glasgow Warriors 47-17 Newport Gwent Dragons
Iain Hay watches as Glasgow get their PRO12 campaign going back in the right direction with a win over the Dragons orchestrated by Pete Horne and Nick Grigg.
Walking Wounded Warriors
Here’s a Glasgow Warrriors injury update and some other bits and bobs from the week’s news.
A sticky situation in the centre
Where once the Scotland midfield was static and uninspired, the area of concern is now finding the most balanced partnership; or trying to shoehorn 6 into 2.
Centres of attention
Matt Scott and Sean Lamont have been called up to the Scotland squad to replace Alex Dunbar and Tim Visser who both have knee injuries.