2013–14 Glasgow Warriors season

The 2013-14 season saw Glasgow Warriors compete in the competitions: the RaboDirect Pro12 and the European Champions Cup, the Heineken Cup.

Glasgow Warriors 2013 / 2014

Ground(s)	Scotstoun Stadium (Capacity: 10,000)
Coach(es)	Gregor Townsend
Captain(s)	Alastair Kellock
Most caps	Rob Harley (28)
Top scorer	Finn Russell (101)
Most tries	Nikola Matawalu (8)
League(s)	Pro 12
2nd (Runners Up)
1st kit 2nd kit
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Season Overview

Glasgow Warriors hoped that this year they would improve on last season's defeat in the semi-final play-off when they finished 3rd in the Pro12 league.

Al Kellock was named as captain again for the eighth season in a row.[1]

A row over the future of the Heineken Cup overshadowed the start of the season.[2] In fact, this was to be the last year of the Heineken Cup in its present format and it was replaced by the European Rugby Champions Cup.

Team

Coaches

• Head Coach: Gregor Townsend
• Assistant Coach: Shade Munro
• Assistant Coach: Matt Taylor
• Assistant coach: Kenny Murray

Squad

Hookers Fraser Brown Kevin Bryce Finlay Gillies Dougie Hall Pat MacArthur Props Geoff Cross Michael Cusack Ryan Grant Ed Kalman Moray Low Denford Mutamangira Gordon Reid Jon Welsh Jerry Yanuyanutawa Locks Jonny Gray Alastair Kellock Leone Nakarawa Tom Ryder Tim Swinson

Loose Forwards Adam Ashe James Eddie Chris Fusaro Rob Harley Tyrone Holmes Callum Reid Josh Strauss Ryan Wilson Half Backs Chris Cusiter Peter Jericevich Nikola Matawalu Henry Pyrgos Stand offs Ruaridh Jackson Duncan Weir Scott Wight

Centres Mark Bennett Folau Niua Alex Dunbar Robbie Fergusson Peter Horne Richie Vernon Back Three Gabriel Ascárate Carlin Isles Lee Jones Sean Lamont Sean Maitland D.T.H. van der Merwe Tommy Seymour Stuart Hogg Peter Murchie

Academy players

Fergus Scott - Hooker George Hunter - Prop D'Arcy Rae - Prop Andy Redmayne - Lock Will Bordill - Flanker

Ali Price - Scrum-half Gavin Lowe - Fly-half Finn Russell - Fly-half Jack Steele - Centre Rory Hughes - Wing

Player statistics

During the 2013–14 season, Glasgow have used forty six different players in competitive games. The table below shows the number of appearances and points scored by each player.

Position	Nation	Name	Pro12			Champions Cup			Total
			Apps (sub)	Tries	Points kicked	Apps (sub)	Tries	Points kicked	Apps (sub)	Total Pts
HK		Fraser Brown	0(10)	0	0	0	0	0	0(10)	0
HK		Kevin Bryce	0(2)	0	0	0	0	0	0(2)	0
HK		Dougie Hall	10(9)	1	0	3(3)	0	0	13(12)	5
HK		Pat MacArthur	14(5)	0	0	3(3)	0	0	17(8)	0
PR		Geoff Cross	2(3)	1	0	0	0	0	2(3)	5
PR		Mike Cusack	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0
PR		Ryan Grant	9(3)	2	0	6	1	0	15(3)	15
PR		Ed Kalman	7(2)	0	0	2(4)	0	0	9(6)	0
PR		Moray Low	3(10)	0	0	2(2)	0	0	5(12)	0
PR		Gordon Reid	13(6)	2	0	0	0	0	13(6)	10
PR		Jon Welsh	11(9)	0	0	2(2)	0	0	13(11)	0
PR		Jerry Yanuyanutawa	2(12)	1	0	0(2)	0	0	2(14)	5
LK		Jonny Gray	15(3)	1	0	1(1)	1	0	16(4)	10
LK		Alastair Kellock	10(1)	1	0	4	0	0	14(1)	5
LK		Leone Nakarawa	5(12)	0	0	2(2)	1	0	7(14)	5
LK		Tom Ryder	5(3)	0	0	2(1)	0	0	7(4)	0
LK		Tim Swinson	13(2)	1	0	4	1	0	17(2)	10
BR		Adam Ashe	0(1)	0	0	0	0	0	0(1)	0
BR		James Eddie	3(8)	2	0	1(2)	0	0	4(10)	10
BR		Chris Fusaro	14(4)	1	0	4(1)	1	0	18(5)	10
BR		Rob Harley	21(3)	2	0	4	0	0	25(3)	10
BR		Tyrone Holmes	9(6)	0	0	2(2)	1	0	11(8)	5
BR		Josh Strauss	17(3)	1	0	4(1)	0	0	21(4)	5
BR		Ryan Wilson	4(3)	1	0	2(2)	0	0	6(5)	5
SH		Chris Cusiter	14(3)	1	0	0(3)	0	0	14(6)	5
SH		Nikola Matawalu	12(6)	7	0	5(1)	1	0	17(7)	40
SH		Henry Pyrgos	9(4)	2	12	3	0	0	12(4)	22
FH		Ruaridh Jackson	10(10)	1	22	5(1)	0	21	15(11)	48
FH		Finn Russell	11(3)	0	101	0	0	0	11(3)	101
FH		Duncan Weir	8(1)	0	76	1(5)	0	12	9(6)	88
FH		Scott Wight	2(2)	0	6	0	0	0	2(2)	6
CE		Mark Bennett	15(3)	4	12	1	0	0	16(3)	32
CE		Alex Dunbar	11	1	0	5	0	0	16	5
CE		Peter Horne	4(2)	0	0	0	0	0	4(2)	0
CE		Folau Niua	0(1)	0	0	0	0	0	0(1)	0
CE		Jack Steele	0(1)	0	0	0	0	0	0(1)	0
CE		Richie Vernon	9(8)	2	0	0(3)	0	0	9(11)	10
WG		Rory Hughes	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0
WG		Lee Jones	3(3)	1	0	0	0	0	3(3)	5
WG		Sean Lamont	7(2)	0	0	2	1	0	9(2)	5
WG		Sean Maitland	10(3)	3	0	6	2	0	16(3)	25
WG		D.T.H. van der Merwe	6(1)	2	0	2(2)	2	0	8(3)	20
WG		Tommy Seymour	14(1)	6	0	3	0	0	17(1)	30
FB		Gabriel Ascárate	2(2)	0	0	2	0	0	4(2)	0
FB		Stuart Hogg	7	3	11	4	0	5	11	31
FB		Peter Murchie	10(1)	2	0	0	0	0	10(1)	10

Staff movements

Personnel In

• Kenny Murray from Ayr RFC

Personnel Out

None

Player movements

Academy promotions

• Johnny Gray[3]

Player transfers

In Kevin Bryce from Heriot's Rugby Club[4] Geoff Cross from Edinburgh Rugby(loan)[5] Carlin Isles from Detroit Lions (NFL)[6] Gabriel Ascárate from US Carcassonne[7] Folau Niua from USA 7s[8] Leone Nakarawa from Fiji Barbarians[9] Tyrone Holmes from Petrarca Rugby[10] Denford Mutamangira from Ayr RFC Peter Jericevich from Edinburgh Academicals Callum Reid from Edinburgh Academicals Robbie Fergusson from Ayr RFC

Out Graeme Morrison retired John Barclay to Scarlets[11] Gabriel Ascárate released[12] Geoff Cross to Edinburgh Rugby(loan ends) Nick Campbell to Jersey[13] Bruce Dick to Edinburgh Rugby[14] Fraser Thomson to Melrose RFC[15] Murray McConnell to Ayr RFC Denford Mutamangira to Ayr RFC Callum Templeton to Ayr RFC James Johnstone to Scotland 7s[16] Peter Jericevich to Edinburgh Academicals Callum Reid to Edinburgh Academicals Robbie Fergusson to Ayr RFC

Competitions

Match 1

8 August 2013

Aberdeen GSFP	0-53	Glasgow Warriors
	Report	Try: Byron McGuigan Kevin Bryce Adam Ashe Ali Price x 2 Gordon Reid Gabriel Ascarate Jack Steele Gavin Lowe Con: Scott Wight x 3 Finn Russell

Aberdeen GSFP: M Crawley; E Oag, H Duthie, W Wardlaw, C Gordon; M Ryan, M Ward; S Corsar, S Bingham, M Erksine, E Nimmons, S Smith, R Cessford, G Ryan (capt), T Preece. Subs (all played): R Coates, M Cox, A Wallace, C Harvey, S Warnock, G Clow, S Ryan, G Walker, A Rennie, L Earle-Wright, P Nacamavatu, S Knudson.
Glasgow Warriors: R Ferguson; B McGuigan, M Bennett, F Russell, DTH van der Merwe; S Wight (capt), A Price; G Reid, K Bryce, J Welsh, A Redmayne, J Gray, R Harley, T Holmes, A Ashe. Subs (all played): F Gillies, D Rae, D Mutamangira, E Kalman, T Ryder, J Eddie, W Bordill, R Vernon, P Jericevich, R Hughes, G Ascarate, J Steele, G Lowe.

Match 2

24 August 2013 2.30pm

Harlequins	19-12	Glasgow Warriors
Try: N Easter U Monye M Hopper Con: N Evans B Botica	Report	Try: Byron McGuigan Con: Scott Wight Pen: Scott Wight x 3

Twickenham Stoop Referee: Andrew Small

Harlequins: M Brown, T Williams, G Lowe, J Turner-Hall, U Monye, N Evans, D Care; J Marler, J Gray, W Collier, G Merrick, G Robson, T Guest, C Robshaw, N Easter. Replacements (all used): R Buchanan, M Lambert, P Doran-Jones, S Twomey, L Wallace, K Dickson, B Botica, M Hopper, Maurie Fa'asavalu, D Ward, T Casson, P Sackey.
Glasgow Warriors: P Murchie, T Seymour, M Bennett, G Ascarate, B McGuigan, S Wight, A Price; G Reid, P McArthur, E Kalman, J Gray, T Ryder, J Eddie, C Fusaro, R Vernon. Replacements (all used): K Bryce, J Welsh, M Low, T Swinson, W Bordill, T Holmes, H Pyrgos, F Russell, R Hughes, S Lamont.

Match 3

31 August 2013 3.00 pm

Exeter Chiefs	26-29	Glasgow Warriors
Try: James x 2 Con: Steenson x 2 Pen: Steenson x 4	Report	Try: Byron McGuigan x 2 Mark Bennett Alex Dunbar Con: Scott Wight x2 Finn Russell Pen: Scott Wight

Sandy Park Attendance: 5049 Referee: W Barnes

Chiefs: L Arscott (T James 39); F Vainikolo (M Jess 56), P Dollman, J Shoemark (S Hill 73), I Whitten; G Steenson, H Thomas (W Chudley 49); B Sturgess (B Moon 62), J Yeandle (C Whitehead 62), C Rimmer (A Brown 74), D Mumm, D Welch (T Hayes 66), B White (J Phillips 73), T Johnson (J Scaysbrook 53), D Ewers (B Moon 11-21). Replacements (not used): H Slade, W Carrick-Smith, K Horstmann, D Lewis, C Sweeney
Glasgow Warriors: P Murchie; T Seymour (G Ascarate 64), S Lamont (C Cusiter 53), A Dunbar, B McGuigan; S Wight (F Russell 62), H Pyrgos (M Bennett 62); M Low (J Yanuyanutawa 30; G Reid 62), F Brown (P MacArthur 30; F Gillies 62), J Welsh (E Kalman H/T), T Swinson, J Gray (L Nakawa 62), R Harley (J Eddie 62), T Holmes (C Fusaro H/T), R Vernon

Pro12

Glasgow Warriors had a great start to the season winning their first five matches leaving them top of the league.[17] However the results over the winter period were inconsistent and it wasn't until the spring that the side really got going again.[18] Matches postponed over the winter period against Edinburgh and Treviso really helped give a late charge to the line. Glasgow's victory over Edinburgh in the 1872 decider won the 1872 Cup for the fifth year in a row and they found themselves second in the league.[19] By the end of the league season, the Warriors had comfortably secured second spot. In fact, despite the inconsistent winter period the Glasgow side finished with more wins than first-placed Leinster, with only the Irish side's knack of securing bonus points giving them a slender lead.

This was the last season that a top finish secured a home semi-final and possible home final, so Leinster were favourites in the play-offs. They played 4th place Ulster in Dublin in their semi-final whilst Glasgow Warriors had a bruising match against 3rd place Munster at a packed Scotstoun.[20] Perhaps crucially it was the Warriors first semi-final at home.[21] It was the Glasgow side's 9th consecutive win in the season run-in.[22]

Both Leinster and Glasgow Warriors won through, so Leinster secured their home final as expected. 5000[23] of the Warrior Nation[24] made their way to Dublin to a very tight RDS Arena only to see Leinster take charge of the match in the second half and run out 34-12 winners.[25]

League Table

Pro12 Table
	Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Points For	Points Against	Points Difference	Tries For	Tries Against	Try Bonus	Losing Bonus	Points
1	Leinster (CH)	22	17	1	4	554	352	+202	57	30	8	4	82
2	Glasgow Warriors (RU)	22	18	0	4	484	309	+175	53	22	4	3	79
3	Munster (SF)	22	16	0	6	538	339	+199	56	27	7	3	74
4	Ulster (SF)	22	15	0	7	470	319	+151	45	26	6	4	70
5	Ospreys	22	13	1	8	571	388	+183	59	32	6	6	66
6	Scarlets	22	11	1	10	435	438	−3	43	45	3	6	55
7	Cardiff Blues	22	8	1	13	425	538	−113	32	55	1	6	41
8	Edinburgh	22	7	0	15	397	526	−129	38	57	2	8	38
9	Newport Gwent Dragons	22	7	1	14	392	492	−100	34	46	0	5	35
10	Connacht	22	6	0	16	371	509	−138	42	54	4	7	35
11	Benetton Treviso	22	5	1	16	376	591	−215	31	72	1	7	30
12	Zebre	22	5	2	15	347	559	−212	35	59	0	5	29
If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order:[26] 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 (rows 1 to 4) are play-off places, and earn a place in the European Rugby Champions Cup. Blue background indicates teams outside the play-off places, that earn a place in the European Rugby Champions Cup. Plain background indicates teams that earn a place in the European Rugby Challenge Cup. European Rugby Champions/Challenge Cup qualification: The top team from each country, plus the three highest-placed teams apart from those, will qualify for the European Rugby Champions Cup. The remaining teams qualify for the European Rugby Challenge Cup. Updated 19 May 2014. Source: RaboDirect PRO12

Round 1

6 September 2013 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	22–15	Cardiff Blues (1 BP)
Try: Seymour 68' c Con: Jackson (1/1) Pen: Wight (2/3) 3', 34' Bennett (2/3) 13', 40' Jackson (1/1) 73'	Report	Pen: Patchell (4/6) 6', 9', 52', 56' Drop: Patchell (1/1) 66'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 5,052 Referee: Dudley Phillips (IRFU)

Round 2

13 September 2013 19:05

(1 BP) Ulster	12–13	Glasgow Warriors
Pen: Jackson (4/5) 8', 16', 22', 34'	Report	Try: Eddie 80' c Con: Hogg (1/1) Pen: Hogg (2/3) 6', 28'

Ravenhill Attendance: 11,500 Referee: Ian Davies (WRU)

Round 3

20 September 2013 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	12–6	Leinster (1 BP)
Try: Fusaro 39' c Yanuyanutawa 75' m Con: Hogg (1/1)	Report	Pen: Gopperth (2/2) 24', 60'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 5,152 Referee: Peter Fitzgibbon (IRFU)

Round 4

27 September 2013 19:30

(1 BP) Zebre	17–24	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Vunisa 73' c Sarto 77' c Con: Orquera (2/2) Pen: Orquera (1/2) 32'	Report	Try: McGuigan (2) 27' c, 56' c Hall 41' c Con: Pyrgos (3/3) Pen: Pyrgos (1/2) 25'

Stadio XXV Aprile Attendance: 2,800 Referee: Dudley Phillips (IRFU)

Round 5

5 October 2013 18:30

(1 BP) Scarlets	12–17	Glasgow Warriors
Pen: Priestland (3/3) 17', 38', 42' J. Williams (1/2) 60'	Report	Try: Grant 4' c Swinson 30' c Con: Weir (2/2) Pen: Weir (1/1) 62'

Parc y Scarlets Attendance: 6,504 Referee: Giuseppe Vivarini (FIR)

Round 6

25 October 2013 19:35

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	6–13	Munster
Pen: Weir (2/3) 3', 25'	Report	Try: Hanrahan 44' c Con: Hanrahan (1/1) Pen: Hanrahan (2/2) 21', 47'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 5,726 Referee: Ian Davies (WRU)

Round 7

2 November 2013 17:00

(1 BP) Connacht	12–19	Glasgow Warriors
Pen: Parks (2/4) 15', 51' Ronaldson (2/3) 61', 69'	Report	Try: van der Merwe 5' c Con: Weir (1/1) Pen: Weir (4/4) 24', 33', 55', 79'

Galway Sportsgrounds Attendance: 4,185 Referee: Neil Paterson (SRU)

Round 8

22 November 2013 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	8–23	Newport Gwent Dragons
Try: Matawalu 2' m Pen: Pyrgos (1/2) 44'	Report	Try: Tovey 33' c Harries 57' c Con: Tovey (2/2) Pen: Tovey (2/2) 8', 11' Drop: Tovey (1/1) 76'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 4,665 Referee: Peter Fitzgibbon (IRFU)

Round 9

29 November 2013 19:05

Ospreys	16–28	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Hassler 17' c Con: Davies (1/1) Pen: Davies (2/2) 34', 54' Drop: Davies (1/1) 25'	Report	Try: Cusiter 58' m van der Merwe 68' c Wilson 80' c Con: Jackson (2/3) Pen: Jackson (2/2) 3', 23' Hogg (1/1) 61'

Liberty Stadium Attendance: 5,679 Referee: Dudley Phillips (IRFU)

Round 10

20 December 2013 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	P–P	Benetton Treviso
	Postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.[27]

Scotstoun Stadium Referee: Claudio Blessano (FIR)

Round 11: 1872 Cup (1st Leg)

26 December 2013 15:05

(1 BP) Edinburgh	16–20	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Fife 14' c Con: Laidlaw (1/1) Pen: Laidlaw (3/4) 8', 27', 39'	Report	Try: Hogg 67' m Pen: Weir (5/5) 3', 12', 22', 51', 62'

Murrayfield Stadium Attendance: 10,125 Referee: Neil Paterson (SRU)

Round 12

1 January 2014 18:05

Glasgow Warriors	P–P	Edinburgh
	Postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.[28]

Scotstoun Stadium Referee: Andrew McMenemy (SRU)

Round 13

9 February 2014 14:00

Glasgow Warriors	8–6	Connacht (1 BP)
Try: Bennett 18' m Pen: Jackson (1/4) 43'	Report	Pen: Ronaldson (2/5) 8', 40'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 3,904 Referee: Leighton Hodges (WRU)

Round 14

15 February 2014 18:30

(1 BP) Cardiff Blues	20–27	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Copeland 34' c Jones 44' c Con: Humberstone (2/2) Pen: Humberstone (1/1) 7' G. Davies (1/1) 68'	Report	Try: Jones 40' c Eddie 71' c Bennett 78' c Con: Jackson (1/1) Russell (2/2) Pen: Russell (2/2) 54', 66'

Cardiff Arms Park Attendance: 5,645 Referee: George Clancy (IRFU)

Round 15

23 February 2014 14:30

Newport Gwent Dragons	24–23	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: O. Evans 14' c Hill 62' c Wardle 70' c Con: Tovey (1/1) R. Jones (2/2) Pen: Tovey (1/1) 10'	Report	Try: Harley 3' c Matawalu 35' c Con: Russell (2/2) Pen: Bennett (1/2) 13' Russell (2/3) 56', 67'

Rodney Parade Attendance: 3,916 Referee: Matteo Liperini (FIR)

Round 16

1 March 2014 20:30

Leinster	28–25	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: Reid 6' c Fanning 38' m Ruddock 63' c Con: Madigan (2/3) Pen: Madigan (3/3) 18', 27', 30'	Report	Try: Vernon (2) 12' c, 23' m Matawalu 50' c Con: Russell (2/3) Pen: Russell (2/2) 40', 76'

RDS Arena Attendance: 14,400 Referee: Nigel Owens (WRU)

Round 17

22 March 2014 18:30

Glasgow Warriors	14–6	Scarlets
Try: Matawalu 31' m Pen: Weir (3/3) 8', 21', 43'	Report	Pen: Barkley (2/2) 26', 50'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 4,679 Referee: Alain Rolland (IRFU)

Round 18

28 March 2014 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	11–9	Ospreys (1 BP)
Try: Seymour 76' m Pen: Weir (2/3) 49', 58'	Report	Pen: Biggar (2/2) 20', 66' Drop: Biggar (1/2) 72'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 5,038 Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)

Round 10 rescheduled match

4 April 2014 19:35[29]

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	29–10	Benetton Treviso
Try: Pyrgos (2) 1' m, 14' c Matawalu 4' c Maitland 53' c Con: Russell (3/4) Pen: Russell (1/1) 46'	Report	Try: Sgarbi 11' c Con: Botes (1/1) Pen: Botes (1/3) 18'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 4,710 Referee: Giuseppe Vivarini (FIR)

This match – originally scheduled to be held during Round 10, on 20 December 2013 – was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.[27]

Round 19

12 April 2014 18:30

Munster	5–22	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Stander 18' m	Report	Try: Gray 4' c Maitland 25' m Strauss 36' c Con: Weir (2/3) Pen: Weir (1/1) 9'

Thomond Park Attendance: 13,946 Referee: Nigel Owens (WRU)

Round 20

18 April 2014 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	27–9	Ulster
Try: Maitland 40' c Seymour 48' c Bennett 67' c Con: Russell (3/3) Pen: Russell (2/2) 9', 43'	Report	Pen: Jackson (3/5) 21', 25', 28'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 7,417 Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)

Round 12 rescheduled match: 1872 Cup (2nd Leg)

26 April 2014 19:05[30]

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	37–34	Edinburgh (2 BP)
Try: Murchie (2) 8' m, 49' c Jackson 22' m Bennett 40' c Harley 76' c Con: Russell (3/5) Pen: Russell (2/3) 4', 12'	Report	Try: Nel 15' c Scott 58' c Visser (2) 79' c, 80' c Con: Laidlaw (4/4) Pen: Laidlaw (2/3) 21', 36'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 8,855 Referee: Mathieu Raynal (FFR)

This match – originally scheduled to be held during Round 12, on 1 January 2014 – was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.[28]

Glasgow Warriors won the 1872 Cup with an aggregate score of 57 - 50.

Round 21

2 May 2014 20:00

Benetton Treviso	16–38	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: penalty try 78' c Con: Ambrosini (1/1) Pen: Berquist (3/3) 13', 24', 31'	Report	Try: Seymour (3) 21' c, 42' c, 58' c Reid 48' m Con: Russell (3/4) Pen: Russell (3/4) 15', 27', 39' Bennett (1/1) 40'

Stadio Comunale di Monigo Attendance: 3,113 Referee: George Clancy (IRFU)

Round 22

10 May 2014 18:30

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	54–0	Zebre
Try: Hogg (2) 1' c, 19' m Grant 7' c Kellock 15' c Dunbar 22' c Matawalu (2) 31' c, 76' c Cross 66' c Con: Weir (6/7) Jackson (1/1)	Report

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 5,950 Referee: Alain Rolland (IRFU)

Semi-finals

16 May 2014 19:35

Glasgow Warriors	16–15	Munster
Try: Reid 46' c Con: Russell (1/1) Pen: Russell (3/4) 17', 36', 39'	Report	Try: Varley 9' c Dougall 51' m Con: Keatley (1/2) Pen: Keatley (1/1) 66'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 10,000 Referee: Marius Mitrea (FIR)

Final

31 May 2014 18:15

Leinster	34–12	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Kirchner (2) 17' c, 74' c Jennings 38' c D'Arcy 76' c Con: Gopperth (4/4) Pen: Gopperth (2/3) 60', 65'	Report	Pen: Russell (4/4) 4', 13', 35', 40'

RDS Arena Attendance: 19,200 Referee: Nigel Owens (WRU)

Europe

Despite initial confidence over a decent European run[31] Glasgow Warriors had a mixed European campaign in 2013-14. The first match against Toulon seemed to sum up the Warriors' European experience over the season; good in parts but not consistent enough to win out.

Unfortunately for the Warriors, aside from the opening two games in October, the European matches fell in a winter period when they suffered most from inconsistencies. Losing both matches against Cardiff Blues - a side that finished 7th in the Pro12 that year - really put paid to any hopes and the last match at home to Toulon which could have otherwise ended in a group decider fizzled out with another Toulon victory. Only wins against the Exeter Chiefs gave any solace and the Warriors finished bottom of their group.

Round 1

13 October 2013 16:00

(1 BP) Toulon	51–28	Glasgow Warriors (1 BP)
Try: D. Armitage 8' c Mermoz (2) 15' c, 34' c Masoe 24' c Giteau (2) 49' c, 78' c Con: Wilkinson (3/3) Giteau (1/1) Michalak (2/2) Pen: Wilkinson (1/1) 6' Michalak (2/2) 40', 64'	Report	Try: van der Merwe (2) 41' c, 62' c Matawalu 52' c Gray 58' c Con: Jackson (4/4)

Stade Mayol Attendance: 14,145 Referee: Greg Garner (RFU)

Round 2

20 October 2013 14:00

Glasgow Warriors	20–16	Exeter Chiefs (1 BP)
Try: Swinson 48' c Holmes 71' c Con: Jackson (2/2) Pen: Jackson (2/3) 6', 14'	Report	Try: Ewers 75' c Con: Slade (1/1) Pen: Steenson (3/4) 2', 12', 20'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,047 Referee: Romain Poite (FFR)

Round 3

6 December 2013 20:00

Cardiff Blues	29–20	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Patchell 21' c Cuthbert 72' c Con: Halfpenny (2/2) Pen: Halfpenny (4/5) 11', 31', 46', 70' Patchell (1/1) 15'	Report	Try: Maitland 38' c Nakarawa 78' c Con: Weir (2/2) Pen: Weir (2/2) 52', 62'

Cardiff Arms Park Attendance: 6,144 Referee: George Clancy (IRFU)

Round 4

13 December 2013 20:00

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	7–9	Cardiff Blues
Try: Grant 70' c Con: Weir (1/1)	Report	Pen: Patchell (1/1) 6' Halfpenny (2/3) 22', 65'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 5,429 Referee: Pascal Gaüzère (FFR)

Round 5

11 January 2014 15:00

(1 BP) Exeter Chiefs	10–15	Glasgow Warriors
Try: Vainikolo 16' c Con: Slade (1/1) Pen: Slade (1/2) 2'	Report	Try: Maitland 18' m Lamont 34' c Con: Hogg (1/1) Pen: Hogg (1/1) 49'

Sandy Park Attendance: 6,978 Referee: George Clancy (IRFU)

Round 6

18 January 2014 15:40

(1 BP) Glasgow Warriors	8–15	Toulon
Try: Fusaro 63' m Pen: Jackson (1/1) 30'	Report	Pen: Wilkinson (5/7) 27', 37', 42', 51', 57'

Scotstoun Stadium Attendance: 6,541 Referee: JP Doyle (RFU)

Table

Team	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	Diff	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts
Toulon	6	5	0	1	170	104	+66	15	10	3	1	24
Cardiff Blues	6	3	0	3	119	148	−29	10	14	1	1	14
Exeter Chiefs	6	2	0	4	118	123	−5	11	14	1	3	12
Glasgow Warriors	6	2	0	4	98	130	−32	12	10	1	2	11

End of Season awards

Award	Winner
Young Player of the Season	Finn Russell
Coaches Award	James Eddie
Test Player of the Season	Alex Dunbar
Most Improved Player of the Season	Gordon Reid
Club Ambassador of the Season	Peter Murchie
Try of the Season	Tommy Seymour vs. Treviso
Players' Player of the Season	Jonny Gray
Player of the Season	Rob Harley

Sponsorship

• BT Sport
• Rowan Glen
• McCrea Financial Services
• Malcolm Group
• QBE Insurance

Official Kit Supplier

Macron

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