Glasgow to tighten discipline and defence for semi-final clash with Munster

Glasgow celebrated a famous 38-26 win in Limerick on their last visit in March 2023 having taken a 28-0 half-time lead, only to lose 14-5 at their Scotstoun home two months later in the URC quarter-finals.
BETTER DEFENCE: Glasgow Warriors will travel to Thomond Park this Saturday buoyed by the manner of their URC quarter-final victory over the Stormers but wary of the need to defend much better against Munster than they did in Cork earlier this season. Pic: ©INPHO/Craig Watson

BETTER DEFENCE: Glasgow Warriors will travel to Thomond Park this Saturday buoyed by the manner of their URC quarter-final victory over the Stormers but wary of the need to defend much better against Munster than they did in Cork earlier this season. Pic: ©INPHO/Craig Watson

Glasgow Warriors will travel to Thomond Park this Saturday buoyed by the manner of their URC quarter-final victory over the Stormers but wary of the need to defend much better against Munster than they did in Cork earlier this season.

The Scots, Pro12 final winners over Munster in Belfast nine years ago, have written quite a few more chapters in their rivalry with the Irish province since that 31-13 victory at Ravenhill.

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