Ulster 28 Glasgow 14

EDINBURGH secured a third straight Magners League home victory without sparkling against Benetton Treviso, winning 21-9 on a damp night at Murrayfield.

Glasgow 33 Aironi 8

Glasgow 25 Ulster 18

Glasgow openside John Barclay has recovered from a stomach bug to make the starting line-up against Ulster in the Magners League at Firhill this Friday.

Glasgow 27 Newport Gwent Dragons 19

THE first Scots-Irish clash of the week may be a little out of kilter with the standard Six Nations agenda, but this re-fixed Magners League tie between first and fourth will certainly bring plenty of intrigue.

Bath-bound Mark McMillan today retained the Glasgow captaincy for tomorrow night’s Magners League clash at Connacht.

Scotland centre Max Evans will make his seasonal debut for Glasgow against Connacht in the Magners League at Firfill tomorrow.

Newport Gwent Dragons 30 Glasgow Warriors 19

Glasgow Warriors 30 Connacht 9

CARDIFF BLUES claimed revenge for their shock 28-0 defeat in Scotland in November, but a second-half comeback by Glasgow made it a lot harder than looked likely at the interval of this Magners League encounter.

Viadana 15 Glasgow Warriors 18

Ospreys 37 Glasgow 23

Glasgow Warriors 34 Edinburgh 27

Glasgow 24 Munster 13

Captain Anthony Foley and his fellow internationals Mick O'Driscoll, Anthony Horgan and John Kelly return to provincial action for Munster against Glasgow at Hughendon on Friday night.

MUNSTER coach Declan Kidney will name his team to play their final Celtic League game of the season against the Cardiff Blues at lunchtime today, but may have to do without two international greats.

Newport-Gwent Dragons 32 Glasgow Warriors 18

Glasgow Warriors 18 Ulster 27

Glasgow 30 Connacht 15

Glasgow squandered 16 points worth of goal attempts to hand Leinster the clear-cut victory they craved to keep alive their quest to squeeze into the Heineken Cup quarter-finals at Hughenden.

STILL only October and yet one team’s Heineken Cup ambitions will already lie in tatters once Leinster and Glasgow Warriors are done with each other at Hughenden tomorrow.

Bourgoin 16 Glasgow 3

Leinster’s first outing at Donnybrook for six months ended in a nervy 26-21 Celtic League win as stand-in skipper Felipe Contepomi rescued his side with his right boot.

Glasgow have made three changes in personnel as they bid to overturn a confident Connacht at Hughenden this evening.

MUNSTER are serious about taming the Ospreys in the Celtic League at Musgrave Park tomorrow night even though they meet them again in the Heineken Cup in January.

Leinster 22 Glasgow 16

Scotland Under-21s 26 Ireland Under-21s 27