England 35 Fiji 11: The trains weren’t running, the bars were overflowing, the stewards were next to useless and yet, at around 7pm yesterday evening, something rather strange happened in south-west London.

Guinness Pro12 final 

Glasgow 16 Ulster 14: Glasgow left it late to book a place in the Guinness Pro12 final after a nail-biting 16-14 win over Ulster at Scotstoun.

Ulster signalled its serious intent for tonight’s Guinness Pro12 semi-final at Glasgow Warriors by naming its strongest possible side.

Glasgow 32 Ulster 10

Connacht 13 Glasgow 31 :Pat Lam promises his under-pressure Connacht can rescue their sixth place promotion spot after Saturday’s Guinness Pro12 setback against Glasgow.

Glasgow Warriors’ clinical finishing proved too much for Connacht as the Guinness PRO12 leaders ran out 31-13 bonus point winners at the Sportsground.

Guinness Pro12

Munster 22 Glasgow Warriors 10

Munster moved above Glasgow to the top of the Guinness PRO12 after defeating the under-strength Scots in Cork in a 22-10 bonus point win.

Champions Cup round up: Guy Noves’ Toulouse handed Leinster a home Champions Cup quarter-final after blowing the chance to top Pool 4 by squandering a 20-9 lead yesterday.

Glasgow came from behind to beat Munster 21-18 to move above the Irish province in the battle at the top of the Guinness PRO12 table.

Ulster 29 Glasgow Warriors 9

Four-try Leinster overcame the early departure of Brian O’Driscoll to beat Glasgow Warriors 34-12 and become the first team to retain the RaboDirect PRO12 title.

Glasgow Warriors coach Gregor Townsend landed a selection surprise at Munster’s door ahead of tonight’s RaboDirect Pro12 semi-final at Scotstoun by dropping some star names from his in-form side.

The so-called fastest man in rugby, Carlin Isles, showed the turn of foot last weekend that has Scottish rugby fans so excited.

Leinster 28 Glasgow Warriors 25

Leinster 28 Glasgow Warriors 25

Glasgow scrum-half Niko Matawalu has been cleared of allegations that he bit Munster opponent Donncha O'Callaghan during Warriors' RaboDirect Pro12 defeat on Friday night.

Word is expected today on whether Jonathan Sexton will be reeled back to France to play his 14th club game of the season this weekend or if the Irish out-half is finally afforded some desperately-needed downtime before the November internationals.

Conor Murray’s participation in the November Internationals is in doubt after the Munster scrum-half was last night cited for an alleged incident in Friday’s Rabodirect Pro12 victory over Glasgow.

Glasgow 20 Exeter 16

Leinster 17 Glasgow 15

Leinster 17 Glasgow Warriors 15

RABODIRECT PRO12: Scarlets 29 Glasgow 6

Glasgow 51 Munster 24

Leinster 22 Glasgow 17

Leinster 22 Glasgow 17

Glasgow 20 Ulster 14

Glasgow 27 Northampton 20

Glasgow 23 Edinburgh 14

Glasgow 6 Castres 9

England 54 Fiji 12

Glasgow Warriors 37 Newport Gwent Dragons 6

Glasgow Warriors 37 Dragons 6

Glasgow Warriors 8 Ulster 19

Glasgow 8 Ulster 19

Fiji 25 Scotland 37