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Overview
Standings
2
3
Positions on Jan 19, 2019
Head to Head
3
Wins
3
Draws
0
Last 3 meetings
Season so far
Total Tries
22
19
Metres Gained
2875
2474
Passes
965
936
Tackles Made
1044
767
Penalties Conceded
73
70
Turnovers Won
73
70
Tournament record
Glasgow Warriors
| Played | 146 (71 home, 75 away) |
|---|---|
| Wins | 52 (38 home, 14 away) |
| Losses | 91 (31 home, 60 away) |
| Draws | 3 (2 home, 1 away) |
| Average points | 20 |
| Biggest win | 43 - 0 |
| Heaviest defeat | 19 - 90 |
Cardiff Blues
| Played | 128 (63 home, 65 away) |
|---|---|
| Wins | 60 (40 home, 20 away) |
| Losses | 65 (22 home, 43 away) |
| Draws | 3 (1 home, 2 away) |
| Average points | 22 |
| Biggest win | 62 - 20 |
| Heaviest defeat | 25 - 75 |
Glasgow Warriors will be looking to build on last season's quarter-final finish
Glasgow Warriors will be aiming to keep the pressure on Pool 3 leaders Saracens with a win over Cardiff Blues at Scotstoun on Sunday. Kick-off is at 15:15 GMT and the match is live on BT Sport.
- Glasgow Warriors and Cardiff Blues have met five times in the tournament, with the Blues claiming three victories to Glasgow’s two, although the Warriors won the Round 2 clash this season.
- Glasgow have won their last three games, and they’ve never previously won four in a row in Europe’s top flight.
- Cardiff have won one of their last two away games this season and will aiming to win two-in-a-row for the first time since 2012.
- Cardiff have made just 19 offloads this season, only Castres have made fewer.
- Glasgow’s Jonny Gray has made the most tackles of any player this season, completing 80 and missing just two.
FULL STORY 📰 | Rob Harley will become the first player in Glasgow Warriors history to reach a double century of appearances against Cardiff Blues at Scotsotun this Sunday | ➡️ https://t.co/z9H5fT1xBY pic.twitter.com/N3nM9h4TAI
— Glasgow Warriors (@GlasgowWarriors) January 11, 2019
S. Hogg
D. Fish
T. Seymour
O. Lane
N. Grigg
H. Millard
S. Johnson
W. Halaholo
D. van der Merwe
T. James
A. Summerhill 68'
B. Thomson
S. Shingler
J. Evans 50'
A. Price
. Horne 66'
L. Williams
T. Williams 56'
O. Kebble
A. Allan 61'
B. Thyer
R. Carre 56'
G. Stewart
. Bryce 78'
M. Rees
E. Lewis 41'
D. Rae
P. du Plessis 70'
D. Lewis
S. Andrews 50'
R. Harley
G. Earle
M. Cook 61'
S. Cummings
R. Thornton
R. Wilson
S. Lewis-Hughes
N. Williams 50'
C. Gibbins
C. Fusaro 9'
J. Navidi
M. Fagerson
T. Swinson 6'
S. Davies
Replacements
K. Bryce
. Stewart
E. Lewis
M. Rees
A. Allan
O. Kebble
R. Carre
B. Thyer
P. du Plessis
D. Rae
S. Andrews
D. Lewis
T. Swinson
. Fagerson
M. Cook
G. Earle
C. Fusaro
. Gibbins
N. Williams
S. Lewis-Hughes
G. Horne
A. Price
T. Williams
L. Williams
A. Hastings
J. Evans
S. Shingler
L. Jones
A. Summerhill
T. James
George Horne of Glasgow Warriors celebrates a try against Cardiff Blues
Glasgow Warriors took a giant leap towards the Heineken Champions Cup quarter-finals with a 33-24 bonus-point win over Cardiff Blues at Scotstoun on Sunday.
It took 26 minutes for the first points of the afternoon, and they came to the home side. From an attacking line-out, Glasgow powered towards the try line and Grant Stewart was the man able to force his way over. The conversion in windy conditions was made by Brandon Thomson who judged the kick to perfection.
Minutes later, Glasgow extended the advantage as Ali Price had Scott Cummins on his shoulder and played a simple but effective ball inside for the lock to dive through a gap and over the try line.
A crucial bonus-point win for @GlasgowWarriors despite a spirited @cardiff_blues fightback 👏#ChampionsCup pic.twitter.com/14EhhT6BDS
— Heineken Champions Cup (@ChampionsCup) January 13, 2019
But Cardiff showed resolve to score the final points of the first half after a nice one-two pass and then kick from Dan Fish allowed Owen Lane to bundle his way over the try line. TMO took a look at whether Fish was offside, but referee JP Doyle was satisfied and the try was awarded.
A clinical line-out and driving maul from Glasgow meant they scored the first try of the second half, with Chris Fusaro the man dragged over the try line.
IT'S ALL OVER AT SCOTSTOUN!!! GLASGOW WARRIORS SECURE A BONUS-POINT WIN AND MOVE ONTO 19 POINTS IN POOL 3 👌 pic.twitter.com/aR1iaRj4D2
— Glasgow Warriors (@GlasgowWarriors) January 13, 2019
Cardiff again hit back as Owen Lane played a cutting final pass to Harri Millard who dived over at the corner, but just two minutes later Oli Kebble would score for the home side and regain the 18-point cushion.
Two further scores from Josh Navidi and Lane set up a grandstand finish at Scotstoun but it wasn’t to be for Cardiff who were punished late on with replacement George Horne rounding off the scoring.
Glasgow Warriors now travel to already-qualified Saracens in Round 6 while Cardiff will host Lyon.
Score Summary
Attack
54%
46%
58%
42%
Metres Gained
344
280
Tries
5
4
Carries
124
106
Defenders Beaten
16
17
Clean Breaks
7
11
Passes
114
140
Offloads
4
5
Turnovers Conceded
12
8
Defence
Tackles
112
142
Missed Tackles
17
16
Turnovers Won
4
3
Kicking
Conversions (%)
80%
4/5
50%
2/4
Penalty goals (%)
0%
0/0
0%
0/0
Drop goals (%)
0%
0/0
0%
0/0
Kicks From Hand
12
7
Metres gained from kicks
269
106
Average metres per kick
22.42
15.14
Breakdown
Rucks (%)
99%
100/101
96%
79/82
Mauls (%)
100%
9/9
100%
4/4
Maul metres gained
61
1
Turnover in ruck or maul
0
1
Set Plays
Lineouts (%)
85%
11/13
89%
8/9
Scrums (%)
100%
6/6
100%
8/8
Restarts (%)
60%
3/5
0%
0/7
Discipline
Penalties Conceded
10
14
Yellow Cards
0
0
Red Cards
0
0
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