Glasgow Warriors vs Sale Sharks

Europe - European Rugby Champions Cup Pool 4

Glasgow Warriors

38-19

Finished

Sale Sharks

George HorneTRY

5 : 0

George HorneCON

7 : 0

12'

George HorneTRY

12 : 0

17'

Kyle RoweTRY

17 : 0

18'

George HorneCON

19 : 0

21'

George HorneYellow

19 : 7

22'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

24'

Huw JonesTRY

24 : 7

26'

Tom JordanCON

26 : 7

26 : 12

27'

Arron ReedTRY

39'

George HorneTRY

31 : 12

40'

George HorneCON

33 : 12

45'

Tom CurtisWill Addison

46'

Raffi QuirkeGus Warr

51'

Jonny HillHyron Andrews

52'

Angus FraserScott Cummings

52'

Jonny HillHyron Andrews

54'

Sam TalakaiZander Fagerson

54'

Jonny MatthewsGregor Hiddleston

54'

Rory SutherlandJamie Bhatti

57'

Ben BamberErnst Van Rhyn

57'

Simon McIntyreBevan Rodd

57'

James HarperAsher Opoku-Fordjour

33 : 17

60'

Joe CarpenterTRY

33 : 19

61'

Rob du PreezCON

64'

Scott CummingsTRY

38 : 19

66'

Jamie DobieSebastian Cancelliere

66'

Sam DugdaleDaniel du Preez

67'

Tom JordanDuncan Weir

82'

Yellow

Venue Guide
Stadium	Scotstoun Stadium
City	Glasgow
Capacity	1915

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