Glasgow Warriors vs Zebre

Europe - United Rugby Championship

Glasgow Warriors

38-26

Finished

Zebre

Jamie BhattiTRY

5 : 0

Duncan WeirCON

7 : 0

7 : 3

13'

Giovanni MontemauriPEN

18'

Scott CummingsMax Williamson

7 : 6

24'

Giovanni MontemauriPEN

32'

Ratko JelicAlessandro Fusco

33'

Johnny MatthewsTRY

12 : 6

12 : 9

40'

Jacopo TrullaPEN

12 : 14

40'

Giovanni MontemauriTRY

12 : 16

40'

Giovanni MontemauriCON

42'

Alessio SanaviaDanilo Fischetti

48'

Kyle RoweTRY

17 : 16

49'

Nathan McBethJamie Bhatti

49'

Ross ThompsonDuncan Weir

50'

George HorneFacundo Cordero

17 : 21

51'

Bautista StavileTRY

17 : 23

51'

Giovanni MontemauriCON

52'

Taina Fox-MatamuaGiovanni Licata

54'

David SisiMatteo Canali

56'

Fetuli PaeaDamiano Mazza

56'

Tommaso Di BartolomeoGiampietro Ribaldi

58'

Sebastian CancelliereTRY

22 : 23

59'

George HorneCON

24 : 23

24 : 26

62'

Giovanni MontemauriPEN

62'

Euan FerrieRichie Gray

62'

Tom JordanHuw Jones

65'

Johnny MatthewsTRY

29 : 26

66'

George HorneCON

31 : 26

67'

Riccardo GenoveseMuhamed Hasa

67'

Tiff EdenGiovanni Montemauri

70'

Jamie BhattiNathan McBeth

72'

Oliver KebbleZander Fagerson

72'

Gregor HiddlestonJonny Matthews

80'

Tom JordanTRY

36 : 26

80'

George HorneCON

38 : 26

Venue Guide
Stadium	Scotstoun Stadium
City	Glasgow
Capacity	1915

News

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