2024–25 Glasgow Warriors season

Glasgow Warriors 2024–2025

Ground(s)	Scotstoun Stadium (Capacity: 7,351)
Coach(es)	Franco Smith
Captain(s)	Kyle Steyn
League(s)	United Rugby Championship
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The 2024–25 season will see Glasgow Warriors compete in the United Rugby Championship as reigning champions, and also in the European Champions Cup. In addition to the two main competitions, Glasgow also compete for the URC Scottish-x-Italian Shield and the 1872 Cup, where again, they are the reigning champion in both competitions from the previous season.

Summary

Glasgow began the defence of their United Rugby Championship title with a narrow 19-20 defeat against Irish rivals Ulster,^[1] but recovered to post three heavy victories in matches against Benetton, Cardiff and Zebre Parma.^[2] A tour of South Africa reaped seven points, with a high scoring, narrow loss in Durban to the Sharks was off-set by a comfortable win against the Stormers.

Glasgow won the 2024-25 edition of the 1872 Cup with an aggregate 40–24 victory over two legs against Edinburgh Rugby in front of a record combined attendance of 67,621 fans, over the Christmas and New Year fixture list after both teams won their home leg in the 'national stadium' of their city - Murrayfield for Edinburgh and Hampden Park for Glasgow. The victory was Glasgow's eleventh title.

In the European competition, Glasgow emerged from their group in second place, winning the seventh seeding and a home tie in the Round of 16 against Leicester Tigers from England's Gallagher Premiership.

Season overview

The Academy announcement saw Richie Simpson and Duncan Munn integrated into this season's academy structure. Harris McLeod, Ruaraidh Hart and Logan Jarvie dropped out of the academy.^[3]

Team

Coaches

• Head coach: Franco Smith
• Assistant coach: Peter Murchie
• Assistant coach: Peter Horne
• Assistant coach: Nigel Carolan
• Scrum Coach: Alasdair Dickinson
• Head Strength and Conditioning Coach: Cillian Reardon
• Senior Athletic Performance Coach: Damien O'Donoghue
• Sport Scientist: Robin Reidy
• Lead Performance Analyst: Greg Woolard
• Asst. Performance Analyst: Eilidh Wright
• Asst. Performance Analyst: Aidan FitzGerald

Staff

• Managing Director: Alastair Kellock
• Chairman: Charles Shaw
• Advisory Group: Walter Malcolm, Douglas McCrea, Alan Lees, Paul Taylor, Frank Mitchell, Scott Mathieson
• Rugby Operations Manager: Kenny Brown
• Assistant Operations Manager: Martin Malone
• Kit & Equipment Manager: Dougie Mills
• Head groundsman: Colin McKinnon
• Team Doctor: Neil Howie
• Clinical Manager and Lead Physiotherapist: Andrew Boag
• Senior Team Physiotherapist: Hene Branders
• Senior Team Physiotherapist: Michael Clark
• Junior Physiotherapist: Christina Finlay
• Communications and Marketing Manager: Cameron MacAllister
• Marketing manager: Claire Scott
• Event Manager: Duncan Seller
• Content Producer: Robyn Struthers
• Administrator: Jana Tobin
• Communications Manager: Craig Wright
• Communications Assistant: Molly Mitchell
• Commercial Manager: Jamie Robertson
• Lead Account Manager: Omar Muhyeddeen
• Partnership Account Manager: Catherine Bunch
• Sponsorship Co-Ordinator: Megan Kennedy
• Community Manager: Stuart Lewis
• Business Club Manager: Adam Ashe

Squad

Hookers Angus Fraser Gregor Hiddleston Johnny Matthews Props Jamie Bhatti Allan Dell Zander Fagerson Nathan McBeth Fin Richardson Patrick Schickerling Rory Sutherland Sam Talakai Murphy Walker Locks Scott Cummings Jare Oguntibeju JP du Preez Richie Gray Alex Samuel Max Williamson

Loose Forwards Gregor Brown Rory Darge Jack Dempsey Matt Fagerson Euan Ferrie Jack Mann Ally Miller Sione Vailanu Henco Venter Scrum halves Ben Afshar Jamie Dobie George Horne Sean Kennedy Fly halves Adam Hastings Tom Jordan Duncan Weir

Centres Huw Jones Stafford McDowall Kyle Steyn Sione Tuipulotu Back Three Sebastián Cancelliere Facundo Cordero Josh McKay Kyle Rowe Ollie Smith Logan Trotter

Academy

Scottish Rugby Academy Stage 3 players

These players are given a professional contract by the Scottish Rugby Academy. Although given placements they are not contracted by Glasgow Warriors. Players graduate from the academy when a professional club contract is offered.^[4]

These players are assigned to Glasgow Warriors for the season 2024–25.^[5]

Academy players promoted in the course of the season are listed with the main squad.

• Tom Banatvala – Prop
• Callum Norrie – Prop
• Callum Smyth – Prop
• Jake Shearar – Prop
• Oliver McKenna – Hooker
• Joe Roberts – Hooker
• Ryan Burke – Lock
• Dan Halkon – Lock
• Macenzzie Duncan – Flanker
• Archie McMichael – Flanker
• Jonny Morris – Flanker
• Rory Purvis – Flanker
• Brent Jackson - Scrum half
• Richie Simpson - Fly half
• Matthew Urwin – Fly half
• Alex Brydon - Centre
• Duncan Munn - Centre
• Ben Salmon – Centre
• Johnny Ventisei – Centre
• Kerr Yule – Centre
• Amena Caqusau – Wing
• Aidan Cross – Wing
• Kerr Johnston – Wing
• Harry Provan – Wing
• Fergus Watson – Full Back

Back up players

Other players used by Glasgow Warriors over the course of the season.

• Cairn Ramsay - Prop
• Callum McFeat Smith - Prop
• Seb Stephen - Hooker
• Joss Arnold - Lock
• Murray Oliver - Lock
• James Pow - Lock
• Ruaraidh Hart - Flanker
• Ben Curtis – Scrum half

Player statistics

Staff movements

Coaches

Personnel in

Personnel out

Medical

Personnel in Neil Howie from Scotland U20

Personnel out Jonathan Hanson to Scotland

Staff

Personnel in

Personnel out

Player movements

Academy promotions

• Jare Oguntibeju from Scottish Rugby Academy

Player transfers

In Patrick Schickerling from Exeter Chiefs[6] Rory Sutherland from Oyonnax[7] Adam Hastings from Gloucester[8] Fin Richardson to Glasgow Warriors[9] Sam Talakai to Glasgow Warriors[10]

Out Ali Price to Edinburgh Fraser Brown retired Ross Thompson to Edinburgh Oli Kebble to Oyonnax[11] George Turner to Kobelco Kobe Steelers[12] Thomas Gordon to Newcastle Falcons[12][13] Lucio Sordoni to Racing 92[12][14] Enrique Pieretto to Provence Rugby[12][15] Sintu Manjezi released[12] Harris McLeod to Chicago Lions Logan Jarvie to Chicago Lions Allan Dell released[16] Aidan Cross to Doncaster Knights (loan)[17] Kerr Johnston to Ampthill (loan)[18] Callum Norrie to Ampthill (loan)[18] Logan Trotter to Coventry (loan)[19]

Competitions

Pre-season and friendlies

A pre-season friendly against Zebre in Italy has been announced.^[20] A further match against Connacht has been announced at Scotstoun.^[21]

Match 1

30 August 2024 7.30pm

Zebre Parma	31 - 0	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Alessandro Fusco Albert Batista Giampietro Ribaldi Filippo Bozzoni Gerónimo Prisciantelli Con: Giovanni Montemauri x 2 Gerónimo Prisciantelli	Preview Report Report Report

Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi Referee: Filippo Russo (FIR)

Zebre: 15. Geronimo Prisciantelli, 14. Ben Cambriani, 13. Giulio Bertaccini (Valorugby Emilia), 12. Enrico Lucchin, 11. Albert Einstein Batista (HBS Colorno), 10. Giovanni Montemauri, 9. Alessandro Fusco, 8. Giovanni Licata (Cap), 7. Samuele Locatelli (Rugby Viadana), 6. Davide Ruggeri, 5. Leonard Krumov, 4. Matteo Canali, 3. Juan Pitinari, 2. Tommaso Di Bartolomeo, 1. Muhamed Hasa
Replacements: Giampietro Ribaldi, Luca Rizzoli, Matteo Nocera, Francesco Ruffolo (HBS Colorno), Davide Salvan (Accademia Zebre Parma), Giacomo Ferrari, Luca Andreani, Giacomo Milano (Accademia Zebre Parma), Thomas Dominguez, Ratko Jelic, Simone Brisighella (Accademia Zebre Parma), Filippo Bozzoni, Luca Morisi, Scott Gregory, Alessandro Gesi (Accademia Zebre Parma)
Glasgow Warriors: 1. Jamie Bhatti, 2. Angus Fraser, 3. Patrick Schickerling, 4. Jare Oguntibehu, 5. Alex Samuel, 6. Euan Ferrie, 7. Henco Venter, 8. Jack Mann, 9. Ben Afshar, 10. Duncan Weir [captain], 11. Ben Salmon, 12. Tom Jordan, 13. Duncan Munn, 14. Logan Trotter, 15. Josh McKay
Replacements: Grant Stewart, Tom Banatvala, Callum McFeat Smith, Gregor Brown, Ryan Burke, Richie Simpson, Sean Kennedy, Amena Casqusau, Gregor Hiddleston, Fin Richardson, Macenzzie Duncan, Jamie Dobie, Johnny Ventisei, Kerr Johnston, Fergus Watson

Match 2

7 September 2024 6pm

Glasgow Warriors	21 - 28	Connacht
Try: Tom Jordan Angus Fraser Gregor Brown Con: Adam Hastings x 2 Tom Jordan	Preview Report Report Report	Try: Dylan Tierney-Martin David O’Connor Shayne Bolton x 2 Con: Cathal Forde x 4

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,226 Referee: Ruairidh Campbell (SRU)

Glasgow Warriors: 1 Rory Sutherland, 2 Angus Fraser, 3 Patrick Schickerling, 4 Jare Oguntibeju, 5 Richie Gray, 6 Euan Ferrie, 7 Henco Venter, 8 Jack Dempsey, 9 Ben Afshar, 10 Adam Hastings, 11 Kyle Rowe, 12 Tom Jordan, 13 Stafford McDowall (C), 14 Jamie Dobie, 15 Josh McKay
Replacements: Grant Stewart, Nathan McBeth, Fin Richardson, Max Williamson, Gregor Brown, Sean Kennedy, Duncan Weir, Duncan Munn, Joe Roberts, Jamie Bhatti, Macenzzie Duncan, Jack Mann, Ben Salmon, Logan Trotter, Sebastian Cancelliere
Connacht: 15. Piers O’Conor, 14. Shayne Bolton, 13. David Hawkshaw, 12. Cathal Forde, 11. Shane Jennings, 10. Josh Ioane, 9. Matthew Devine, 1. Denis Buckley, 2. Dylan Tierney-Martin, 3. Jack Aungier, 4. Joe Joyce (C), 5. Darragh Murray, 6. David O’Connor, 7. Conor Oliver, 8. Paul Boyle
Replacements: Adam McBurney, Jordan Duggan, Sam Illo, Niall Murray, Oisín Dowling, Oisín McCormack, Shamus Hurley-Langton, Ben Murphy, Jack Carty, John Porch, Finn Treacy, Mack Hansen

Match 3

27 September 2024 7.35pm

Edinburgh 'A'	33 - 14	Glasgow Warriors 'A'
Try: Conor McAlpine Jerry Blyth-Lafferty Cammy Scott Lewis Wells Harri Morris Con: Cammy Scott x 4	Preview	Try: Aidan Cross Duncan Munn Con: Matthew Urwin x 2

Edinburgh Rugby Stadium

Edinburgh A: Jack Brown; Archie Barbour, Sam Leweni, Fin Thomson, Lewis Wells; Cammy Scott (VC), Conor McAlpine; Mikey Jones, Harri Morris, Ollie Blyth-Lafferty, Euan McVie, Rob Carmichael, Pat Spence, Freddy Douglas, Connor Boyle ©
Replacements: Jerry Blyth-Lafferty, Angus McGregor, Archie Owlett, Dylan Jakeman, Hector Patterson, Isaac Coates, Jack Hocking, Jamie Thomson.
Glasgow Warriors A: Fergus Watson; Aidan Cross, Duncan Munn, Kerr Yule, Amena Caqusau; Matthew Urwin, Brent Jackson; Callum McFeat-Smith, Angus Fraser, Fin Richardson, Jare Oguntibeju, Joss Arnold, Joe Roberts, Macenzzie Duncan, Jack Mann
Replacements: Jake Shearer, Callum Norrie, Callum Smyth, Cairn Ramsay, Ben Curtis, Richie Simpson, Ben Salmon, Johnny Ventisei, Kerr Johnston, Harry Provan, Rory Purvis

Match 4

22 May 2025 3.30pm

Glasgow Warriors 'A'	v	Black Lion

Scotstoun Stadium

Glasgow Warriors 'A':
Replacements:
Black Lion:
Replacements:

United Rugby Championship

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification
1	Leinster (Q)	14	13	0	1	390	194	+196	56	27	9	1	62	Qualifies for home URC quarter-final; Qualification for the 2025–26 Champions Cup
2	Glasgow Warriors	14	10	0	4	423	249	+174	63	32	10	4	54
3	Bulls	14	10	0	4	410	293	+117	52	34	7	3	50
4	Sharks	14	9	0	5	355	353	+2	46	49	6	3	45
5	Munster	14	7	0	7	342	346	−4	53	49	9	2	39	Qualifies for URC quarter-final; Qualification for the 2025–26 Champions Cup
6	Ulster	14	7	0	7	341	358	−17	49	49	5	4	37
7	Benetton	14	7	1	6	292	354	−62	36	49	5	1	36
8	Edinburgh	14	6	0	8	351	326	+25	49	45	6	6	36
9	Cardiff	14	6	1	7	302	358	−56	46	48	7	3	36	Qualification for the 2025–26 Challenge Cup
10	Stormers	14	6	0	8	335	348	−13	42	45	7	4	35
11	Scarlets	14	6	1	7	326	308	+18	37	43	3	4	33
12	Ospreys	14	6	1	7	323	336	−13	43	45	4	3	33
13	Connacht	14	5	0	9	341	377	−36	52	38	8	5	33
14	Lions	14	6	0	8	297	331	−34	38	46	3	3	30
15	Zebre Parma	14	5	0	9	254	366	−112	28	47	3	4	27
16	Dragons	14	1	0	13	261	446	−185	32	63	1	4	9

Updated to match(es) played on 29 March 2025. Source: UnitedRugby.com
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers for teams tied on points: 1) Number of matches won 2) The difference between points for and points against 3) The number of tries scored 4) The most points scored 5) The difference between tries for and tries against 6) The fewest red cards received 7) The fewest yellow cards received.^[22]

2024–25 United Rugby Championship Regional Shield Pools view · watch · edit · discuss
Italian x Scottish Shield
	Team	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TF	TA	TBP	LBP	Pts	Pos overall
1	Glasgow Warriors	4	3	0	1	115	37	+78	17	4	3	1	16	2
2	Benetton	5	3	0	2	99	132	-33	14	18	2	0	14	7
3	Edinburgh	5	2	0	3	109	116	-7	15	17	1	2	11	8
4	Zebre Parma	4	1	0	3	47	85	-38	6	13	0	1	5	15
If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order:[23] number of matches won the difference between points for and points against the number of tries scored the most points scored the difference between tries for and tries against the fewest red cards received the fewest yellow cards received
Green background indicates teams currently leading the regional shield. Upon the conclusion of the regular season, these teams win their respective regional shields. (S) : URC Shield champion

Round 1

21 September 2024 7.45pm

Ulster	20–19	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: Morgan 18' McCann 72' Shanahan 84' Con: Doak 19' Pen: Doak 16'	Report[24]	Try: Matthews 5' Venter 25' Steyn 74' Con: Jordan 26' Hastings 75'

Ravenhill Stadium, Belfast Attendance: 11,533 Referee: Adam Jones (Wales)

Round 2

27 September 2024 7.35pm

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	42–10	Benetton
Try: Steyn 5' c, 63' c M. Fagerson 16' c Darge 46' c Dobie 50' Ferrie 80'+1 c Con: Hastings (2/2) 6', 17' Weir (4/4) 47', 51', 64' 80'+3		Try: Spagnolo 32' Con: Umaga (1/1) 34' Pen: Umaga (1) 43'

Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow Attendance: 6,441[25] Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen (South Africa)

Round 3

4 October 2024 7.35pm

(1 BP) Cardiff	36–52	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: D. Thomas 11' c Winnett 19' m Byrne 46' c Martin 52' c Donnell 67' c Con: Sheedy (1/2) 12' de Beer (3/3) 47', 54' 69' Pen: de Beer (1/1) 59'		Try: Dobie 5' c Rowe (2) 21' m, 74' m Jordan (2) 29' c, 74' m Tuipulotu 34' c Jones 37' c M. Fagerson 74' m Con: Jordan (5/6) 6', 30', 35', 39', 64' Weir (1/2) 72'

Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff Attendance: 6,237[26] Referee: Morné Ferreira (South Africa)

Round 4

11 October 2024 7.35pm

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	33–3	Zebre Parma
Try: Matthews 13' c Dobie 17' c Jones (2) 33' c, 52' c Stewart 60' m Con: Hastings (4/5) 14', 18', 34', 52'		Pen: Da Re (1/1) 27'

Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow Attendance: 6,499[27] Referee: Griffin Colby (South Africa)

Round 5

19 October 2024 2.45pm

Sharks	28–24	Glasgow Warriors (2 BP)
Try: Kolisi 26' c Fassi 33' m Williams 70' Con: Jo. Hendrikse (2/3) 27', 71' Pen: Jo. Hendrikse (3/4) 11', 45', 66'		Try: Horne (2) 17' c, 36' Darge 79' m Matthews 80'+1 c Con: Horne (1/2) 18' Hastings (1/2) 80'+2

Kings Park Stadium, Durban Referee: Chris Busby, Ireland

Round 6

26 October 2024 12.45pm

Stormers	17–28	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: Willemse 33' c du Plessis 54' c Con: Libbok (2/2) 34', 55' Pen: Libbok 63'		Try: Matthews 37' c Tuipulotu 47' c Rowe 63' c Venter 70' c Con: Hastings (2/2) 38', 48' Jordan (2/2) 65', 72'

Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch Referee: Andrew Brace, Ireland

Round 7

29 November 2024 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	17–15	Scarlets (1 BP)
Try: Matthews 35' c Venter 49' c Con: Weir (2/2) 36', 51' Pen: Weir 65'		Try: Macleod 10' m Nicholas 46' c Con: Lloyd (1/2) 47' Pen: Lloyd 7'

Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow Attendance: 6,403[28] Referee: Fillipo Russo (Italy)

Round 8

22 December 2024 15:00

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	33–14	Edinburgh
Try: Matthews (2) 05' c, 26' c Jones 12' c Steyn 41' m Dobie 63' c Con: Horne (4/5) 07', 13', 27', 65'		Try: Venter (2) 74', 78' Con: Healy (2/2) 74', 78'

Hampden Park, Glasgow Attendance: 27,538[29]

Round 9

28 December 2024 15:00

Edinburgh	10-7	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: Schoeman 69' c Con: Healy (1/1) 71' Pen: Thompson 22'	Report	Try: penalty try 67'

Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh Attendance: 40,063[30] Referee: Eoghan Cross

Round 10

26 January 2025 15:30

Glasgow Warriors	22–19	Connacht (1 BP)
Try: Cancelliere 21' c Afshar 31' c Cancelliere 57' m Con: Weir (2/3) 22', 32' Pen: Weir 8'		Try: Hawkshaw (2) 18' m, 41' c O'Conor 77' c Con: Hanrahan (2/3) 42', 78'

Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow Attendance: 6,277

Round 11

16 February 2025 14:00

Dragons	20-45	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Benjamin, 10'c Lewis-Hughes, 41'c Con: Evans, 11', 42' Pen: Evans, 2', 26'	[ Report]	Try: Matthews, 23'c Mann, 28' Horne, 30', 47'c Weir, 38'c McBeth, 42'c Cancelliere, 72'c Con: Weir, 24', 38', 43', 48', 73'

Rodney Parade, Newport Attendance: 4,109

Round 12

1 March 2025 19:35

(2 BP) Glasgow Warriors	31 - 32	Ospreys (1 BP)
Try: Mann, 20'c Schickerling, 35', 40'c Cordero, 71' McBeth, 78'c Con: Weir (3)	Report	Try: Morse, 3' Hardy, 13', 74'c Perry, 17' Giles, 37'c Con: Edwards Walsh Pen: Walsh, 80+1'

Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow Attendance: 6,617

Round 13

21 March 2025 7.35pm

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	28–25	Munster (1 BP)
Try: Horne, 27’c Steyn, 35’c Fagerson, 68’c McBeth, 75’c Con: Hastings (4)	Report	Try: Hodnett, 16’c O'Brien, 22’m, 65'c Con: Butler Scannell Pen: Butler, 32', 55'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 7,321 Referee: Morne Ferreira

Round 14

29 March 2025	(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	42 - 0	Lions	Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow
19:35	Try: McBeth, 6' Dobie, 18', 26' Horne, 30' Hastings, 38' Stewart, 44' Con: Hasting, 7', 19', 27', 31', 39', 44'	Report:ESPN		Attendance: 6,629[31]

Round 15

19 April 2025 7.35pm

Zebre Parma	v	Glasgow Warriors

Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi

Round 16

25 April 2025 7.35pm

Glasgow Warriors	v	Bulls

Scotstoun Stadium

Round 17

10 May 2025 7.35pm

Benetton	v	Glasgow Warriors

Stadio Comunale di Monigo

Round 18

17 May 2025 7.35pm

Leinster	v	Glasgow Warriors

European Champions Cup

European Rugby Champions Cup Pool 4

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification
1	Toulon (4)	4	3	0	1	94	94	0	12	14	1	0	13	Home Champions Cup round of 16.
2	Glasgow Warriors (7)	4	2	0	2	103	92	+11	16	12	3	1	12
3	Sale Sharks (12)	4	2	0	2	81	92	−11	12	14	2	0	10	Away Champions Cup round of 16.
4	Harlequins (15)	4	2	0	2	110	79	+31	16	10	1	0	9
5	Racing 92 (9CC)	4	2	0	2	80	92	−12	12	14	1	0	9	Away Challenge Cup round of 16.
6	Stormers	4	1	0	3	92	108	−16	12	16	1	0	5

Source: EPCR^[32]
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers for teams tied on points: 1) Number of matches won; 2) Difference between points for and against; 3) Total number of points for; 4) Aggregate number of points scored in matches between tied teams; 5) Number of matches won excluding the first match, then the second and so on until the tie is settled.

Results

Round 1

7 December 2024 20:00

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	38–19	Sale Sharks
Try: Horne (3) 2' c, 12' m, 39' c Rowe 16' c Jones 23' c Cummings 64' m Con: Horne (3/5) 4', 17', 40' Jordan (1/1) 25'	Report	Try: Penalty try 21' Reed 26' m Carpenter 61' c Con: R. du Preez (1/2) 62'

Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow Attendance: 6,889 Referee: Andrea Piardi (Italy)

Round 2

15 December 2024 15:15[a]

Toulon	30–29	Glasgow Warriors (2 BP)
Try: Fainga'anuku (2) 5' c, 43' c Alainu'uese 49' c Con: Serin (3/3) 6', 44', 50' Pen: Domon (2/2) 29', 33' Serin (1/1) 74'	Report	Try: Penalty try 25' McKay 35' m Oguntibeju 54' c Matthews 79' c Con: Weir (1/2) 55' Horne (1/1) 80' Pen: Weir (1/1) 47'

Stade Mayol, Toulon Attendance: 14,410 Referee: Matthew Carley (England)

Round 3

10 January 2025 20:00

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	29–19	Racing 92
Try: Horne 2' c Dobie 17' m Cancelliere 22' m Tuipulotu 39' m Darge 58' c Con: Horne 2' Jordan 59'	Report	Try: Habosi 33' c Mazibuko 71' c Tedder 75'm Con: Tedder (2) 33', 72'

Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow Attendance: 7,216 Referee: Karl Dickson (England)

Round 4

18 January 2025 20:00

Harlequins	24–7	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Cunningham-South 13' c Chisholm 19' c Murley 67' c Con: Smith (3/3) 14', 20', 68' Pen: Smith (1/1) 25'	Report	Try: Jordan 28' c Con: Jordan (1/1) 29'

Twickenham Stoop, London Attendance: 11,802 Referee: Pierre Brousset (France)

Knockout stages

2024–25 European Rugby Champions Cup

Round of 16

Glasgow finished as seventh overall seed, gaining homefield advantage for the round of 16. In that round, they drew tenth seed Leicester Tigers, winning 43-19 to gain a quarter final matchup in Dublin with Leinster.

5 April 2025 20:00

Glasgow Warriors (7)	43–19	(10) Leicester Tigers
Try: Venter (2) 13' c, 74' m Vailanu (2) 18' c, 41' c Hastings 49' c Horne 50' c Con: Hastings (5/6) 14', 19', 42', 50', 51' Pen: Hastings (1/1) 42'	Report	Try: Cracknell 2' m Kata 56' c Liebenberg 66' c Con: Pollard (2/3) 59', 67'

Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow Attendance: 7,321 Referee: Craig Evans (Wales)

Quarter final

11 April 2025 20:00

Leinster (2)	52–0 H.T.: 33–0	(7) Glasgow Warriors
Try: Deegan, 13’c, 75' penalty try, 22 Lowe. 24’ O'Brien, 29’c Keenan, 33’c Ringrose, 46’c Sheehan, 57’c Con: Prendergast, 14' 30' 34', 47', 58'	Report: EPRC

Aviva Stadium, Dublin Attendance: 22,400 Referee: Luke Pearce (England)

Glasgow are eliminated from the competition.

Warrior of the month awards

Award	Winner
September	Kyle Steyn[33]
October	Sione Tuipulotu[34]
November	not awarded
December	George Horne[35]
January	Jack Mann[36]
February
March
April
May

End of Season awards

Award	Winner
Breakthrough Player of the Season
Coaches Award
Test Player of the Season
Most Improved Player of the Season
Al Kellock Leadership Award
Community Hero of the Year
Try of the Season
Players' Player of the Season
Player of the Season

Competitive debuts this season

A player's nationality shown is taken from the nationality at the highest honour for the national side obtained; or if never capped internationally their place of birth. Senior caps take precedence over junior caps or place of birth; junior caps take precedence over place of birth. A player's nationality at debut may be different from the nationality shown. Combination sides like the British and Irish Lions or Pacific Islanders are not national sides, or nationalities.

Players in BOLD font have been capped by their senior international XV side as nationality shown.

Players in Italic font have capped either by their international 7s side; or by the international XV 'A' side as nationality shown.

Players in normal font have not been capped at senior level.

A position in parentheses indicates that the player debuted as a substitute. A player may have made a prior debut for Glasgow Warriors in a non-competitive match, 'A' match or 7s match; these matches are not listed.

Tournaments where competitive debut made:

Scottish Inter-District Championship

Welsh–Scottish League

WRU Challenge Cup

Celtic League

Celtic Cup

1872 Cup

Pro12

Pro14

Rainbow Cup

United Rugby Championship

European Challenge Cup

Heineken Cup / European Champions Cup

Crosshatching indicates a jointly hosted match.

Number	Player nationality	Name	Position	Date of debut	Venue	Stadium	Opposition nationality	Opposition side	Tournament	Match result	Scoring debut
361		TalakaiSam Talakai	Prop	2024-09-21	Away	Kingspan Stadium		Ulster Rugby	United Rugby Championship	Loss	Nil
362		SutherlandRory Sutherland	Prop	2024-09-27	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Benetton Rugby	United Rugby Championship	Win	Nil
363		SchickerlingPatrick Schickerling	(Prop)	2024-10-04	Away	Cardiff Arms Park		Cardiff Rugby	United Rugby Championship	Win	Nil
364		RichardsonFin Richardson	Prop	2024-11-29	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Scarlets	United Rugby Championship	Win	Nil
365		OguntibejuJare Oguntibeju	Lock	2024-11-29	Home	Scotstoun Stadium		Scarlets	United Rugby Championship	Win	Nil
366		JohnstonKerr Johnston	(Wing)	2025-02-16	Away	Rodney Parade		Dragons	United Rugby Championship	Win	Nil
367		DuncanMacenzzie Duncan	(No. 8)	2025-02-16	Away	Rodney Parade		Dragons	United Rugby Championship	Win	Nil

Sponsorship

• SP Energy Networks – Title Sponsor and Community Sponsor^[37]
• Scottish Power – Official Kit

Official kit supplier

• Macron

Official kit sponsors

• Malcolm Group
• McCrea Financial Services
• Denholm Oilfield
• Ross Hall Hospital
• Story Contracting^[38]
• Leidos^[39]

Official sponsors

• The Famous Grouse
• Clyde Travel Management
• Harper Macleod
• Caledonia Best
• Eden Mill Brewery and Distillery
• David Lloyd Leisure
• Crabbie's
• Cala Homes
• Capital Solutions
• Martha's Restaurant^[40]
• Sterling Furniture^[41]

Official partners

• A.G. Barr
• Benchmarx^[42][43]
• Black & Lizars^[44]
• Cameron House^[45]
• Glasgow Airport
• Healthspan Elite
• KubeNet^[46]
• Mentholatum^[47]
• MSC Nutrition
• Smile Plus
• Lenco Utilities^[48]
• Scot JCB News Scotland^[45]
• HF Group^[49][48]
• Primestaff
• Village Hotel Club
• The Crafty Pig
• Kooltech^[50]
• Savills^[51]
• iPro Sports^[52]
• RHA^[53]

Notes

1. The kick-off between Toulon and Glasgow was rescheduled from its original time of 13:00 to a new time of 15:15, to avoid a television broadcasting overlap caused by the rescheduling of the fixture between Stade Français and Saracens.

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