Glasgow Warriors vs Ulster

Europe - United Rugby Championship

Glasgow Warriors

17-11

Finished

Ulster

17'

Sione VailanuTRY

5 : 0

28'

Harry SheridanTRY

5 : 8

40'

Nathan DoakPEN

45'

Rory SutherlandEric O'Sullivan

50'

John CooneyNathan Doak

57'

Simon BerghanLucio Sordoni

57'

Jamie BhattiNathan McBeth

57'

Fraser BrownJohnny Matthews

57'

Ali PriceJamie Dobie

57'

JP Du PreezScott Cummings

58'

Craig GilroyBen Moxham

61'

John AndrewTom Stewart

61'

Greg JonesNick Timoney

64'

Jack DempseyTRY

10 : 8

68'

Cormac IzuchukwuAlan O'Connor

68'

Andrew WarwickJeffery Toomaga-Allen

68'

Duncan WeirTom Jordan

74'

Fraser BrownTRY

15 : 8

76'

Duncan WeirCON

17 : 8

76'

Euan FerrieLangi Vailanu Sione

77'

Luke MarshallDeclan Moore

17 : 11

80'

John CooneyPEN

Venue Guide
Stadium	Scotstoun Stadium
City	Glasgow
Capacity	1915

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