Heineken Cup Rugby: Cardiff shocked after defeat

Glasgow 47 Cardiff 32

Heineken Cup Rugby: Cardiff shocked after defeat
Sun, 04 Nov, 2001 - 17:44

Glasgow 47 Cardiff 32

The Iestyn Harris bandwagon was derailed at Hughenden this afternoon as Glasgow left Cardiff dangling on the edge of a dismal Heineken Cup exit.

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