Munster 27 Glasgow Warriors 19

Glasgow Warriors have been boosted by the return of eight front-line internationalists for tomorrow night's Magner’s League tie against Munster at Thomond Park.

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

Scotland flanker John Barclay, one of seven Warriors who played in Scotland's Autumn Tests, will lead Glasagow out against Ulster in the Magner's League at Ravenhill on Frdiay night.

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

Newport Gwent Dragons 22 Glasgow Warriors 14

Canada 6 Ireland 25

Coach Kieran Crowley has named an experienced team to play Ireland in Saturday’s Test Match in Vancouver.

Glasgow coach Sean Lineen has retained the same team that blasted Edinburgh 38-21 for the hosting of Ulster in Friday's Magners League match at Firhill.

Flanker James Eddie and winger Lome Fa’atau will return to the Glasgow Warriors starting line-up for Friday night’s Magners League clash with Munster at Firhill (kick-off 7:45pm).

Ulster 12 Glasgow 0

Declan Kidney’s reign as Ireland coach began in predictably convincing fashion as hapless Canada were swept aside at Thomond Park.

The Declan Kidney era began at a damp and blustery Thomond Park as Ireland looked to open their autumn series with a convincing victory over Canada.

Canada coach Kieran Crowley has warned Ireland to expect a stern physical challenge in tomorrow’s opening autumn Test.

THEY play for clubs with names like Castaway Wanderers, Velox Valhallians, University of Victoria Vikings and Bayside Sharks. Their season is a stop-start affair because of the vast size of the country and its contrasting climates while their coach is still getting to know some of his squad.

Coach Kieran Crowley will look to an experienced front row of Kevin Tkachuk, Pat Riordan and Jon Thiel to lead the charge against Ireland at Thomond Park on Saturday.

MUNSTER fly-half Ronan O’Gara was last night named Guinness Rugby Writers of Ireland Player of the Year.

Glasgow will be without out-half Dan Parks when they become the first club to test out the newly removated Thomond Park for their Magners League clash with Munster on Saturday.

Glasgow Warriors 17 Saracens 21

Wellington forwards John Schwalger and Ross Filipo will make their New Zealand debuts against Canada in Hamilton on Saturday.

Glasgow 30 Llanelli 14

Glasgow Warriors 22 Cardiff Blues 3

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

Leinster 38 Glasgow Warriors 23

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.

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 50 Bourgoin 35

Glasgow Warriors 10 Bath 29

Bourgoin 16 Glasgow 3

Glasgow Warriors 15 Newport Dragons 21

Glasgow 23 Leinster 30

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

Glasgow 34 Ulster 20

Canada, resigned to a hefty defeat at the hands of the All Blacks, have decided to rest the majority of their first-choice players for Friday’s Pool D game against New Zealand.

Wales ran five tries past Canada to get their World Cup campaign off to a winning start in Melbourne today.

Australian James Pritchard, one of the top scorers in the Rugby Canada Super League (RCSL), has been named to the Canadian side to clash with the New Zealand Maori in Calgary on Saturday.

Cambridge recorded their first Varsity Match success since 1998 after centre Simon Frost stunned favourites Oxford with two early tries in a 15-13 win at a freezing Twickenham.

Wallabies coach Eddie Jones tonight voiced his disappointment after Australia’s second string were given a thorough examination by Oxford University at Iffley Road.