Glasgow Warriors win from behind at Sale Sharks and earn a bonus-point. In the other match, South Africa’s Stormers defeat Top 14 side Bayonne with a convincing victory in France.
Last Updated on: 05/12/25 at 10:50pm
Glasgow Warriors came back from a 14-0 deficit to beat Sale Sharks at the Champions Cup opening round.
Glasgow overcame a 14 point deficit to beat Sale Sharks 26-21 in their Champions Cup opener.
Twitter Due to the consent preferences you have set, you are not able view this Privacy Options. Within two minutes after the restart Glasgow scored again as Kyle Steyn sliced through a poor kick. Adam Hastings converted. Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this Privacy Options Glasgow struck again within two minutes of the restart as Kyle Steyn collected a poor box kick to slice through, with Hastings adding the extras.The visitors soon bagged a bonus point try as Stafford McDowall flew in off the right for a score that Hastings again maximised.Sale set up a grandstand finish as Marius Louw powered over by the posts for a try that Du Preez converted, but Glasgow held on for an impressive away victory.Bayonne 17-26 StormersIn the night’s second clash, South Africa’s Stormers registered an impressive 26-17 victory over Top 14 side Bayonne in France despite a 20-minute red card to Adre Smith. Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this Privacy Options Scrum-half Imad Khan and Paul de Villiers scored tries for the Stormers – the second with Bayonne down to 13 players due to two sin-binnings.Though the hosts scored three tries through Federico Mori, Arnaud Erbinartegaray and Lucas Paulos, Stormers fly-half Clinton Swart kicked four penalties in the contest, which proved the difference.
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