Five tries power Glasgow to a 36-19 win over Connacht, keeping their unbeaten run alive in the United Rugby Championship.
Glasgow Warriors made another statement in the United Rugby Championship, crossing for five tries to beat Connacht 36-19 and keep their unbeaten start to the season intact.
The Scottish side were clinical when it mattered. Their finishing gave them a cushion that Connacht, despite managing 19 points of their own, could never fully erode. Five tries to the Irish province's smaller return was the difference between the sides.
The result keeps Glasgow among the early pacesetters. In a league as tough and unpredictable as the URC, holding on to a perfect record takes both attacking quality and the discipline to close out games, and Glasgow showed both here.
Connacht will head back to the drawing board with plenty to fix. They stayed in touch at times, but Glasgow's ability to turn pressure into points proved decisive. The Warriors will now look to build on the momentum and stretch their unbeaten run further.
