USA Perpignan vs Glasgow Warriors

Europe - Challenge Cup Pool A

USA Perpignan

26-40

Finished

Glasgow Warriors

Ollie SmithYellow

Edward SawailauTRY

5 : 0

Sam JohnsonTRY

5 : 7

Domingo MiottiCON

11'

Nino SeguelaTRY

10 : 7

11'

Duncan WeirDomingo Miotti

13'

Matteo RodorCON

12 : 7

15'

Richie GrayTRY

12 : 14

16'

Duncan WeirCON

12 : 19

22'

Stafford McDowallTRY

12 : 21

22'

Duncan WeirCON

12 : 26

32'

Johnny MatthewsTRY

12 : 28

33'

Duncan WeirCON

41'

Alexandre PerezBoris Goutard

42'

Sean KennedySam Johnson

48'

Mike TadjerVictor Montgaillard

48'

Mike TadjerBastien Chinarro

48'

Simon BerghanLucio Sordoni

48'

Lewis BeanJP Du Preez

48'

Thomas GordonCameron Neild

48'

Giorgi TetrashviliXavier Chiocci

48'

Posolo TuilagiBastien Chinarro

48'

Vakhtang JintcharadzeAkato Fakatika

49'

Thomas GordonYellow

53'

Matteo RodorTRY

17 : 28

54'

Matteo RodorCON

19 : 28

55'

Sam JohnsonSean Kennedy

19 : 33

60'

Ollie SmithTRY

62'

Alex SamuelRichie Gray

62'

Angus FraserJohnny Matthews

19 : 38

64'

Josh McKayTRY

19 : 40

65'

Duncan WeirCON

67'

Sean KennedyJamie Dobie

68'

Cole ForbesYellow

69'

Anthony BouthierTaniela Ramasibana

77'

Posolo TuilagiTRY

24 : 40

78'

Edward SawailauCON

26 : 40

80'

Keanu DesruesNino Seguela

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Aimé Giral
City	Perpignan
Capacity	17500

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