Glasgow Warriors vs Northampton Saints

Europe - European Rugby Champions Cup Pool 3

Glasgow Warriors

19-28

Finished

Northampton Saints

Sebastian CancelliereTRY

5 : 0

12'

Courtney LawesTRY

5 : 7

13'

Fin SmithCON

5 : 10

15'

Fin SmithPEN

5 : 15

19'

Tommy FreemanTRY

28'

Scott CummingsYellow

5 : 20

29'

Tommy FreemanTRY

29'

Tarek HaffarAlex Waller

5 : 22

30'

Fin SmithCON

43'

Ben AfsharJamie Bhatti

43'

George TurnerSintu Manjezi

43'

Nathan McBethJonny Matthews

43'

Sione VailanuSean Kennedy

44'

Tom PearsonSam Graham

5 : 25

46'

Fin SmithPEN

5 : 28

57'

Fin SmithPEN

58'

Robbie SmithCurtis Langdon

60'

Lucio SordoniRichie Gray

60'

Williamson MaxZander Fagerson

61'

Tom LitchfieldAlex Mitchell

61'

Tom JamesFraser Dingwall

63'

Ross ThompsonHuw Jones

67'

Ollie SmithTRY

10 : 28

69'

Ross ThompsonCON

12 : 28

69'

Tom SeabrookOllie Sleightholme

69'

Trevor DavisonPaul Hill

69'

Temo MayanavanuaAlexander Moon

76'

Zander FagersonMatt Fagerson

78'

Tarek HaffarYellow

78'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

19 : 28

Venue Guide
Stadium	Scotstoun Stadium
City	Glasgow
Capacity	1915

News

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