JOHN HAYES will get a chance to stake his claim to the tighthead berth for Munster’s European date with destiny next weekend after a call-up for the province’s Magners League game with Glasgow Warriors in Cork tonight (7.30pm).

DAN BIGGAR supplied 26 points as Ospreys completely crushed regional rivals the Scarlets by 60-17 with seven tries to two in this rearranged Magners League clash at the Liberty Stadium.

Glasgow 30 Edinburgh 18

Cardiff Blues 38 Glasgow 6

MUNSTER’S belief that they face a backlash tonight at Firhill is very much on the money if the comments of Glasgow Warriors’ captain Ally Kellock and coach Sean Lineen prove to be well founded.

LEINSTER Rugby and Sean O’Brien breathed a sigh of relief last night when the player was found not guilty of any offence during the Magners League game against Treviso at the weekend.

Scarlets 32 Glasgow Warriors 37

GLASGOW be warned; Leinster will desperately want to bounce back from Wednesday’s shock Magners League defeat to Connacht win a win at Firhill tonight.

Munster 27 Glasgow Warriors 19

THE BIG guns will return to Leinster next week and they’ll be patting their teammates in the extended squad on the back after they completed their third win during the Six Nations.

Leinster 20 Glasgow 14

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.

Hefin O’Hare appears as the only change to the Glasgow team to play Leinster in the Magners League at The RDS on Thursday.

Biarritz 41 Glasgow 20

Glasgow Warriors 30 Connacht 9

MUNSTER’S Keith Earls will link up yet again with Lifeimi Mafi for tonight’s crucial Magners League fixture at the Firhill Stadium in Glasgow (7.45, Setanta Ireland).

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.

Matt Banahan inflicted another dose of Heineken Cup heartbreak on gutsy Glasgow with a try double at Firhill.

Munster 25 Glasgow 17

SARACENS reached their first ever Heineken Cup quarter-final last night as they ended Glasgow’s remote chances.

Glasgow 9 Biarritz 6

Glasgow Warriors 17 Cardiff Blues 5

Glasgow Warriors 41 Arix Viadana 31

Saracens 33 Glasgow Warriors 31

Glasgow Warriors 21 Leinster 17

LEINSTER crashed to a second successive defeat after losing to Glasgow at Hughenden last night in a match that went to the wire. The defeat also ended a ten-match winning sequence by Leinster over Glasgow but more crucially could put a dent in hopes for a Magners League title.

Glasgow Warriors 26 Leinster 20

RUGBY is not the highest priority in Paddy Wallace’s life this week.

Borders 19 Glasgow 20

Glasgow Warriors 34 Edinburgh 27

LEINSTER edged closer to second spot in the Magners League as they hit Glasgow for five tries at Donnybrook.

Leinster 38 Glasgow Warriors 23

Glasgow Warriors 17 Llanelli Scarlets 10

Leinster took another step towards the Celtic League crown but not before they were made to toil by the trouble-torn Warriors at Firhill.

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.

Bourgoin 16 Glasgow 3