Glasgow record first win at Cardiff

Cardiff 35 Glasgow 44

Glasgow record first win at Cardiff
Sat, 31 Aug, 2002 - 18:10

Cardiff 35 Glasgow 44

Glasgow started and finished strongly as they opened their Celtic League campaign in style by winning at Cardiff Arms Park for the first time.

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CourtsRugbyCeltic LeaguePlace: Cardiff Arms ParkPerson: Michael BartlettPerson: Donnie MacfadyenPerson: Tommy HayesPerson: Iestyn HarrisPerson: Ryan PowellPerson: Matt AllenPerson: Nick WalnePerson: Harris’Person: HayesPerson: HarrisPerson: WalnePerson: Rhys WilliamsPerson: Ken FouriePerson: Calvin HowarthPerson: Graeme BeveridgePerson: Hayes’Person: Gordon SimpsonPerson: HowarthPerson: Alan BullochPerson: Martyn WilliamsEvent: Celtic LeagueOrganisation: CardiffOrganisation: GlasgowOrganisation: Scots
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