Glasgow Warriors vs Connacht

Europe - United Rugby Championship

Glasgow Warriors

29-27

Finished

Connacht

Huw JonesTRY

5 : 0

Tom JordanCON

7 : 0

Richardson DanTRYPEN

11'

George HorneJamie Dobie

18'

Tom JordanTRY

12 : 7

19'

George HorneCON

14 : 7

24'

Scott CummingsYellow

14 : 10

24'

Jack CartyPEN

14 : 15

29'

Richardson DanTRY

14 : 17

30'

Jack CartyCON

30'

Matt FagersonLucio Sordoni

33'

Ali PriceTRY

19 : 17

37'

Domingo MiottiHuw Jones

38'

Matt FagersonLucio Sordoni

40'

Sam IlloFinlay Bealham

40'

Shamus Hurley-LangtonCian Prendergast

40'

Peter DooleyDennis Buckley

41'

Peter DooleyDennis Buckley

45'

Jamie BhattiAllan Dell

46'

Jonny MatthewsFraser Brown

50'

De Buitlear EoinDylan Tierney

51'

Jean-Pierre du PreezRichie Gray

54'

Matt FagersonCole Forbes

54'

Kieran MarmionCaolin Blade

54'

Darragh MurrayOisin Dowling

59'

Tom DalyThomas Farrell

62'

Richardson DanTRY

24 : 17

63'

George HorneCON

26 : 17

26 : 20

67'

Jack CartyPEN

68'

Shane JenningsTiernan O'Halloran

73'

George HornePEN

29 : 20

29 : 25

76'

Shamus Hurley-LangtonTRY

29 : 27

77'

Jack CartyCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Scotstoun Stadium
City	Glasgow
Capacity	1915

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