Franco Smith’s fist pump and smile marked the end of the Warriors’ historic Champions League group stage unbeaten run.
Confirmed as the second seed, the Bulls await a meeting with their old rival.
Glasgow’s 28-3 win over English powerhouse Saracens, a team made up of British and Irish Lions and an English forward line, showed they are a team with something to prove.
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Glasgow have struggled in big moments over the past few seasons – the defeat on the road to Leinster particularly highlighted – but this season’s squad speaks of their confidence both individually and collectively.
Jack Demsey plays like he’s possessed. He tackled hard, ran harder and faced every Saracens player. When he has a look like that, he’s pretty good.
Kyle Rowe plays with poise and consistency. Whether he is defending or holding the ball, he exudes elegance.
With the Warriors in good form, it’s great to see 19 of the club’s players named in Scotland’s Six Nations squad.
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Franco transformed the team in Glasgow and convinced fans that a glorious campaign was possible. Have I considered how to get to Bilbao for the final in May? Of course I do.
URC competition returns this weekend as they travel to Italy to take on Zebre, with a potentially much-changed lineup and a rest for the starting players.
