Glasgow Warriors vs Bath

Europe - Challenge Cup Pool A

Glasgow Warriors

19-19

Finished

Bath

0 : 3

Piers FrancisPEN

Matt FagersonTRY

5 : 3

Tom JordanCON

7 : 3

7 : 6

10'

Piers FrancisPEN

22'

Sione VailanuTRY

12 : 6

23'

Tom JordanCON

14 : 6

14 : 11

29'

Chris CloeteTRY

14 : 13

30'

Piers FrancisCON

41'

Lewis BeanAlex Samuel

42'

Piers FrancisYellow

47'

Sebastian CancelliereTRY

19 : 13

52'

George HorneAli Price

52'

Jamie BhattiNathan McBeth

52'

George TurnerJohnny Matthews

52'

Simon BerghanLucio Sordoni

52'

D'Arcy RaeJohannes Jonker

52'

Valery MorozovJuan Schoeman

53'

Matt GallagherPiers Francis

19 : 16

54'

Orlando BaileyPEN

61'

Ben SpencerLouis Schreuder

63'

Niall AnnettTom Dunn

65'

Tom EllisWill Spencer

67'

JP Du PreezRichie Gray

67'

Duncan WeirTom Jordan

70'

Jonathan JosephCameron Redpath

73'

Simon BerghanYellow

74'

Ben SpencerPEN

75'

Tom EllisYellow

75'

de Carpentier RichardMiles Reid

77'

Lucio SordoniSebastian Cancelliere

77'

Thomas GordonLangi Vailanu Sione

Venue Guide
Stadium	Scotstoun Stadium
City	Glasgow
Capacity	1915

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