CONNACHT’S IMPRESSIVE WINNING start to the new season came to an end in Glasgow tonight.
The western province started their campaign with three wins on the trot but a fourth in a row proved too much for Pat Lam’s side in this shootout.
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They did score three tries but ultimately came away without a losing bonus point as their Scottish hosts crossed the whitewash on five occasions.
Glasgow were 17-7 up at the interval at the Scotstoun Stadium with Stuart Hogg and Henry Pyrgos having scored tries in the first period; Dave McSharry touched down for Connacht.
Hogg again got over for a second half-half try however as well as, DTH van der Merwe and Mark Bennett.
Lam will have had hope thanks to a penalty try and a Darragh Leader effort but he eventually ended the night empty handed.
Connacht's winning start to the season comes to an end in Glasgow
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CONNACHT’S IMPRESSIVE WINNING start to the new season came to an end in Glasgow tonight.
The western province started their campaign with three wins on the trot but a fourth in a row proved too much for Pat Lam’s side in this shootout.
They did score three tries but ultimately came away without a losing bonus point as their Scottish hosts crossed the whitewash on five occasions.
Glasgow were 17-7 up at the interval at the Scotstoun Stadium with Stuart Hogg and Henry Pyrgos having scored tries in the first period; Dave McSharry touched down for Connacht.
Hogg again got over for a second half-half try however as well as, DTH van der Merwe and Mark Bennett.
Lam will have had hope thanks to a penalty try and a Darragh Leader effort but he eventually ended the night empty handed.
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