Fixtures Glasgow Warriors Men 26/27 BKT United Rugby Championship
Sat 3 Oct 2026 Scotstoun Stadium
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Pre-match Live updates
80'

Full Time | Glasgow Warriors 33-33 Ulster

Spoils shared at Scotstoun

76'

Close!

Glasgow point to the sticks when awarded a penalty but George Horne’s attempt hits the post.

73'

Try Ulster

The visitors make the most of their 2 man advantage and hammer over from close range.

72'

Another Yellow

Sam Talakai is also sent to the bin and Glasgow will have to finish the game with 13.

70'

Yellow card Glasgow

Rory Darge is sent to the bin for the final 10 minutes of the game. Ulster tap from 5m out.

68'

Penalty Ulster

Glasgow offside from a kick-chase, so Ulster have the penalty.

The kick fins touch on the Glasgow 22.

64'

Ulster ball

Ulster on the attack on halfway, but a big shot from Talakai stops them dead.

Dobie then follows suit out wide on McIlroy, who’s back on after his sin-binning.

61'

TRY GLASGOW

Kyle Rowe you beauty!

There’s almost nothing on when the winger picks it up on halfway, but he accelerates through the gears on an outside arc and does it all himself!

Too much speed!

Horne is off target for the first time, so it’s 33-26 to the home side..

59'

TRY GLASGOW

Bonus point to the Warriors!

Kuenzle is close from a set-piece carry, Horne is closer, then Sam Talakai fires his way over for the score!

Horne converts and Glasgow lead 28-26.

58'

Scrum Glasgow

Electric from Horne!

The scrum-half taps, goes and chips ahead, making the tackle that forces Ulster to carry over their own line.

Scrum five metres out to the Warriors.

56'

Goal line drop out

Desperation from Eduardo Bello, and it does the job – the Argentinian prop gets under Stephen at the maul and holds the ball up.

55'

Penalty Glasgow

Almost another straight off the restart!

Tuipulotu grubbers in behind and Rowe boots it forward, but the ball doesn’t quite sit up for him.

Glasgow recycle and go wide, and Ulster are penalised as they try to compete at the breakdown.

Lancaster goes to the corner again.

53'

TRY GLASGOW

There had to be space somewhere!

A dominant scrum and quick ball from Horne gives Tuipulotu the space and time to rip a 25 metre pass to Dobie, who sprints into the corner.

Horne converts to narrow the gap to five points.

52'

Scrum Glasgow

Ulster pinch the lineout again, but then proceed to knock on in contact.

Scrum to the Warriors, 10m out.

51'

Penalty Glasgow

Once again the TMO intervenes, and again an Ulsterman leaves the field – this time it’s McIlroy sent to the stands for 10 minutes for a deliberate knock on.

Lancaster finds the corner.

51'

Scrum Glasgow

Ulster defend first phase well, but there’s a knock on at the breakdown and Glasgow have a centre-field scrum on the Ulster 22.

49'

Penalty Glasgow

The TMO intervenes after spotting head contact on McDowall – Ben Carson is shown a yellow card and Lancaster goes to the corner.

Bayley Kuenzle comes on for McDowall, who goes for a head injury assessment.

49'

Scrum Ulster

Good work initially from the Warriors, but a forward pass in midfield brings play to a halt.

Scrum to Ulster on their own 22.

48'

Glasgow lineout

Ulster clear to their own 10m line from the restart, and Stephen finds Cummings with his first throw of the night.

47'

Try Ulster

Bonus-point score for Ulster, as Chay Mullins gets on the end of a break from McIlroy – the winger has just enough pace to hold off the covering McKay and get the ball down.

Murphy converts for a 26-14 lead.

46'

Ulster lineout

Loose in midfield and Ulster hack ahead, but Rowe clears up well.

Horne completes the clearance, finding touch 35m from his own line.

44'

Glasgow replacements

Patrick Schickerling, Gregor Hiddleston, Fin Richardson, Max Williamson and Angus Fraser all leave the field for the Warriors.

In their place, on come Nathan McBeth, Seb Stephen, Sam Talakai, Scott Cummings and Rory Darge.

44'

Scrum Ulster

Ulster get around Fin Richardson and hold the prop up in contact.

Scrum to the visitors on halfway.

42'

Glasgow ball

Ulster on the attack at the start of the second half, but a good chop tackle from Miller and an interception from Rowe cut the attack short.

Lancaster boots downfield.

40'

Kick-off

And away we go again at Scotstoun for the second 40.

40'

Try Ulster

The visitors take the lead with the last play of the half.

Great offload from Ben Carson in midfield as he sends Jack Murphy over the line for the try.

The fly-half converts his own try for a 19-14 lead at the interval.

40'

Penalty Ulster

Penalty to Glasgow in midfield, but Horne gets involved in some afters and the penalty is reversed.

Ulster find touch inside the Glasgow 22.

39'

Penalty Glasgow

Big play from Hiddleston!

A snipe through the middle from Devine gives Ulster field position on the Glasgow 22, but Hiddleston is onto the ball in a flash to win the penalty.

38'

Scrum Ulster

Ulster pinch the lineout and look to counter, but a huge hit in midfield from Matt Fagerson brings their momentum to a close.

The officials call play back for a scrum to the men in white for the lineout being not straight.

36'

Penalty Glasgow

Superb from McDowall as he produces a textbook cover tackle on the speeding McIlroy.

Rowe makes it even better by latching on to the ball at the breakdown and winning the penalty, allowing Lancaster to take play to the Glasgow 10m line.

34'

Scrum Ulster

A bit loose in midfield from the Warriors and the ball goes forward.

Ulster scrum 25m or so from the Glasgow line.

32'

Scrum Glasgow

A missed touch from the penalty and play comes back for a scrum on the Glasgow 22.

Horne tries to take a quick lineout in the background and sprints clear, but play is called back.

31'

Ulster ball

Turnover in midfield from Ulster and they attack at pace.

Gregor Brown picks off an interception to the delight of the Warrior Nation, but there’s a penalty to Ulster in the backfield and the visitors kick to the corner.

30'

Scrum Glasgow

Forward pass from Ulster, so scrum to the Warriors on their own 10m line.

29'

Ulster ball

Almost an exact replica of the previous phase, as Ulster probe but Horne clears to touch for a lineout back where play started.

Lancaster returns to the field as there’s a stoppage for treatment to an Ulster player.

27'

Ulster lineout

Solid exit from the boot of Horne, and Ulster have a lineout on the Glasgow 10m line.

25'

TRY GLASGOW

Another infringement from Ulster, and with advantage the Warriors strike.

It’s good patience from the men in black to set up the position, before McDowall floats a beautiful pass out wide to send Rowe haring into the corner.

Horne adds the extras and the Warriors have the lead.

24'

Penalty Glasgow

No advantage as Ulster scramble to deny Rowe, so into the corner goes the ball.

24'

Glasgow ball

Ulster offside in midfield so Glasgow have advantage, as Tuipulotu charges forward.

23'

Glasgow lineout

A mistake from Ulster as they look to go wide from the restart, but the pass is too high and flies into touch.

Glasgow lineout just inside the Ulster 22.

21'

Try Ulster

Good goal-line defence initially from the Warriors, but Ulster ship it wide and Ethan McIlroy has enough power to ride the challenge of Kyle Rowe to get the ball down.

The conversion is off target, so Ulster’s lead is five points.

19'

Penalty Ulster

Ulster go wide and look to pick off a two-on-one, and Lancaster is pinged for a deliberate knock on.

The fly-half will spend 10 minutes in the sin bin for his troubles, and Ulster go to the corner.

16'

Scrum Ulster

Almost!

Great line break from Stafford McDowall, but the Ulster defence get just enough of a hold of him to prevent him linking up with Horne.

The offload off the floor to Angus Fraser is then fumbled and Ulster have the scrum.

15'

Scrum Glasgow

Great work from Ally Miller, as he holds up the Ulster attacker and wins the turnover.

Scrum to the Warriors on their own 10m line.

14'

Ulster lineout

Ulster infringe at the scrum and a free-kick is awarded to Glasgow.

Lancaster finds touch on his own 10m line and Ulster have the lineout.

13'

Scrum Glasgow

Still Ulster come forward, despite the crowd calling for a knock on.

The referee agrees after consultation with the TMO, and Glasgow have a scrum 10m from their own line.

11'

Ulster ball

Back come the visitors as they regather off the restart, but the Glasgow defence re-organises well.

9'

TRY GLASGOW

Simple as you like.

Superb set-piece ball and a pinpoint pass from Horne finds Tuipulotu, who releases Lancaster out the back.

The fly-half draws his man and puts Josh McKay through the hole, and the full-back isn’t going to be stopped from there!

Horne adds the extras and we’re tied once more.

8'

Penalty Glasgow

Or so they thought, as the referee calls play back for a tackle off the ball spotted bu the TMO.

Dan Lancaster puts the ball into touch on the Ulster 22.

8'

Ulster lineout

George Horne has a snipe himself down the blindside, but the Ulster defence marshal the scrum-half into touch.

7'

Scrum Glasgow

Good hands set Gregor Brown free on the wing, before the ball goes to deck in midfield.

Ulster fumble as they look to dive on the ball, so it’ll be a Glasgow scrum just inside the Ulster half.

6'

Glasgow ball

Glasgow with possession for the first time in the match, and Sione Tuipulotu immediately into the thick of things.

A mis-step in midfield but the Warriors continue at pace.

4'

Try Ulster

First blood to the visitors, as Bryn Ward gets over from close range.

The conversion is successful and Ulster have a 7-0 lead.

3'

Ulster lineout

Early pressure from the visitors, who win a penalty and kick to touch 10m from the Glasgow line.

1'

Kick Off

Underway at Scotstoun!

Glasgow Warriors v Ulster

Glasgow Warriors will host Northern Irish side Ulster in Round 2 of the BKT United Rugby Championship.

Key Timings

Gates will open at 4pm, for a 5.30pm kick-off.

Food and Beverage Options

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    As the teams run out onto the field, the Guard of Honour will be formed by Isle of Mull Rugby Club.

  • Half-Time Mascot Race

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