Glasgow Warriors 
Vodacom Bulls 
A heartbreaking one-point defeat to end the season.
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HIA replacement for this last play as Lancaster comes back on for McKay.
Seconds left and Hastings gets hammered in the tackle then holds on.
Bulls lineout in Glasgow’s half will be the last play.
A rare Glasgow penalty in this half as Bulls go off their feet at the ruck.
Kicked to just inside Bulls’ 10.
Heading towards last chance territory as Vorster spills Carr’s pass.
Glasgow scrum on our 10.
This time it’s Rowe’s pass to Steyn which goes forward.
Bulls scrum a metre inside our half.
Sione Vailanu on for Darge before the scrum.
McDowall kicks straight out, but there was knock on by Bulls just before it.
Glasgow scrum five metres inside our half.
He’s missed again! 22 metre dropout as the kick slices right.
Bulls drive Glasgow back and win the penalty. 48 metre kick at goal for Pollard in front of the sticks.
Big moment for Glasgow as Steyn fields a high kick and hoofs downfield from his own line, and Carr knocks it on.
Glasgow scrum a metre inside our half.
Still not easy enough for Pollard today it would seem! He’s rattled the left post and Talakai plucks it from the sky.
Good touch found by Dobie on Glasgow’s 10.
An extra roll on the ground from Hastings in his very first phase, and Pollard will now have a much easier kick at goal.
Lancaster is coming off for Adam Hastings before this lineout.
Andrew Brace isn’t a popular man as he doesn’t give a no-arms tackle on Lancaster then penalises him for holding on.
He is let off however as that’s a rotten kick at goal from Pollard, and Glasgow clear to 35m out.
Steenekamp spills it in midfield. Glasgow scrum 30m out.
As Glasgow clean up a chip over the top and find touch around 30m from their line, Schickerling, Hiddleston, Zander, Samuel and Dempsey all come off.
Seb Stephen, Rory Sutherland, Sam Talakai, Jare Oguntibeju and Euan Ferrie replace them.
The aggressive ball across the face of the defence from Tuipulotu to Rowe on the left wing drifts forward.
Bulls scrum around five metres inside Glasgow’s half.
Bulls find touch on halfway after the scrum infringement.
The Bulls pack cause chaos at the maul and win the turnover. They’ll scrum down just inside their 22.
The Bulls go off their feet to prevent Hiddleston’s jackal, then their whining about the decision sees them marched back 10 metres.
Kicked into the right corner by Lancaster.
Phase by phase Bulls make their way forward and it’s finished off under the posts by Klopper. Pollard converts.
Glasgow 21-22 Bulls
McKay tries to kick in behind but it’s fired into the midriff of le Roux. Bulls then do manage to stab through the kick, and find touch around 30m from Glasgow’s line.
Bulls’ backs offside at the lineout. You don’t see that given very often!
Glasgow lineout just inside Bulls’ half.
Ardense finds touch on Glasgow’s 22.
Darge looked to have a knee down when the ball was ripped from his grip there, but the knock on is given against him.
Bulls scrum around five metres inside their half.
Glasgow lineout as Bulls clear from the restart.
Papier spots a gap at the side of the ruck and leaps over the line. Conversion missed.
Glasgow 21-15 Bulls
Cummings get trapped in the ruck. The penalties have been building up against the Warriors and he’s sent to the sin bin.
Penalty kicked to the right corner.
Good break from Schickerling, but Bulls recover well and then win the jackal pen.
Kicked to just outside Glasgow’s 22.
COME ON GLASGOW!
Lancaster away to get the second half going…
A half-break from Steyn up the left is thwarted, so the forwards play down the clock and Dobie sticks it into touch to end the half.
Warriors well worth their 11-point lead, which flatters the Bulls in truth.
Glasgow go up to compete at the lineout and are rewarded with the scrum as Grobbelaar throws squint.
Scrum on our 22.
The crowd don’t like it, but Hiddleston’s jackal turnover is penalised. It did look like his hands hit the floor before the ball.
Bulls lineout on our 22.
A knock on that only Brace has seen as Rowe charges down the left and is tap tackled.
Then Bulls get the scrum penalty. From five metres in front of the scrum Pollard finds touch on halfway.
Dobie looked to have found the 22 in the right corner there, but le Roux just keeps it in. He returns it to his own 10, where Glasgow will throw in.
Grobbelaar does get it down this time, and Bulls are back in it.
Pollard converts.
Glasgow 21-10 Bulls
Coetzee has knocked it on over the line under Matt Fagerson’s duress. But Bulls had penalty advantage, and tap and go again.
Pick and go after pick and go, and eventually Marcell Coetzee is adjudged to have grounded it.
But the TMO steps in after a hefty boo from the Warriors faithful who have seen the “grounding” on the big screen…
Bulls tapping and going from five metres under the posts.
Opportunities for both sides, first Bulls and then Glasgow on the counter. Matt Fagerson is half-through but then Grobbelaar recovers well and makes the jackal.
Pollard finds touch on Glasgow’s 22.
At least four different infringements in the same maul, and Andrew Brace has had enough. It’s a penalty try, and Nortje is next to have a 10-minute break.
Glasgow 21-3 Bulls
Glasgow nearly away down the left but Steyn’s pass is slightly behind McKay.
But Vorster uses his hands illegally in the ruck, and Lancaster finds touch in the left corner.
Bulls get themselves to less than 10m from the Warriors line, but there’s pressure at every ruck from Glasgow and eventually the visitors go off their feet trying to secure the ball.
Lancaster finds touch on our 10m line.
Turnover won on the floor by Darge, and Tuipulotu sticks the kick in.
le Roux returns it and Lancaster calls the mark, but it’s not his best kick and Bulls have the lineout little over 25m from our line.
Textbook Warriors champagne rugby!
Rowe with the initial break down the left, and he’s hauled down just inside Bulls’ 22. Dempsey trucks it up, and from the next phase it’s all the way out to the right where Tuipulotu is too fast for Moodie and puts Steyn away. Lancaster converts.
Glasgow 14-3 Bulls
Dobie sends it high from kick off and Jacobs drops it under pressure as he fields it.
Warriors scrum on halfway.
The first try of the day goes to the Warriors!
Wraparound move from the backs and Rowe fires the long pass to Steyn on the right wing to run it into corner.
Touchline conversion expertly made by Lancaster.
Glasgow 7-3 Bulls
Good box kick towards the left corner from Dobie. It bounces awkwardly twice beside Arendse, and Rowe is there to stick him in touch.
Warriors lineout on Bulls’ 22.
Bulls clear long and high, and Rowe spills it forward competing in the air.
Bulls scrum around five metres inside their half.
All Warriors just now. Tuipulotu grubbers through and le Roux finds touch via a Glasgow paw just outside his 22, so they’ll throw in there.
An intentional knock on, as obvious as they get, from Pollard and he goes for a sit down for 10 minutes.
Penalty kicked into the left corner by Lancaster.
Easy three.
Glasgow 0-3 Bulls
Kick to the skies from the Bulls and Glasgow gather in their 22, but they’re penalised in the ruck and Pollard is going for goal in front of the posts.
Kyles Rowe and Steyn break down the left, but the pass to the latter is at his toes. Steyn does well to hold it but has to grubber through and le Roux puts it down over his line.
Glasgow then come back after the goal line dropout, but Lancaster’s pass to Dempsey finds touch on Bulls’ 10.
That’s a solid start at the scrum! Penalty won and kicked to touch on Bulls’ 10.
Boom! Darge hits hit man in midfield and causes the knock on.
Warriors scrum around 30m from their line.
Dobie’s first attempt at the box kick is charged down, but Steyn mops up and at the second attempt he exits to around 35m from his line.
COME ON GLLLLLLLLLLLASGOOOOOOOOOOOW!
Should we just do the anthems since it’s Murrayfield?
Apparently not. Bulls away to kick this one off.
In a change to the announced Warriors team, George Horne has been ruled out.
Jamie Dobie will now start at scrum-half, and Jack Oliver comes onto the bench.
We’re in Edinburgh for today’s BKT URC semi-final clash against Vodacom Bulls!
Stay right here for all the updates from the national stadium.
Glasgow Warriors will play South African side Vodacom Bulls in the BKT United Rugby Championship Semi-Final at Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Saturday 6 June, kick-off 2.30pm
If you haven’t bought yours yet, tickets start at £15 (adults), £13 (seniors), £11.50 (U28s), £8.50 (U18s) and £5.50 (U12s) and there’s family package (two adults and two U18s) for £50.
Whether you’re a regular at Scottish Gas Murrayfield or this will be your first visit, you’ll find everything you need to know about the game and what to expect from your visit on this page.
Gates will open at 1pm, with kick-off at 2.30pm.
Get your matchday off to the perfect start with live music from Ayrshire singer-songwriter Findlay Williamson.
Taking to the stage in the West Fanzone from 1.30pm to 2.15pm, Fin will deliver an energetic set packed with crowd favourites alongside his own original material. Fresh from his appearance on ITV’s Your Song, where he impressed audiences on a national stage, he’s quickly building a reputation as one of the region’s most exciting emerging singer-songwriters.
Be there early to catch him live and soak up the atmosphere as he provides the perfect soundtrack ahead of one of the biggest matches of the season.
Be sure to visit our face painting hub located in the East Stand.
Clyde will be out and about meeting supporters, alongside Kami Bear from Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity – perfect for photos, high-fives, and helping to build the excitement in the Fan Zone pre-match.
Looking to get moving before the action begins?
Head over to the East Fanzone, where our Compact Disco will be bringing the beats and helping supporters find their rhythm before roaring the Warriors onto the field.
Make sure you’re dressed for the occasion by visiting the Macron Store, which will be open throughout the day.
From replica jerseys to scarves and accessories, stock up on your Glasgow Warriors merchandise and help turn Scottish Gas Murrayfield into a sea of black, blue and white.
Whether you’re meeting friends, sharing your predictions or building the atmosphere ahead of kick-off, it’s the perfect place for Warriors supporters to come together before the big match.
The XVIth Warrior Supporters Club will also be based in the Up & Under Bar throughout the day.
The Kit Store Bar will be open ahead of kick-off, offering supporters a great spot to grab a drink and soak up the pre-match atmosphere before heading to your seat.
Before the stars of today take centre stage, come and support the stars of tomorrow.
Community rugby matches will take place on Pitch 1 beside Hive Stadium, featuring clubs that have played a key role in the development of current Glasgow Warriors players. It’s a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the grassroots game and the clubs that continue to produce the next generation of Scottish rugby talent.
Teams taking part in the pre-match games are West of Scotland, Cambuslang, Bishopton and Garnock.
Be sure to check out the Arnold Clark display in the East Stand fan zone before kick-off, where a selection of vehicles will be on show.
We’re proud to be supporting Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity on matchday, with plenty happening around the ground.
Supporters can visit the charity gazebo in the East Stand to find out more about the incredible work they do and how you can get involved. Keep an eye out too for charity collectors who will be roaming the stadium ahead of kick-off, with all donations going towards helping young patients and their families.
And don’t forget to say hello to Kami Bear, the charity’s much-loved mascot, who’ll be out and about meeting fans, posing for photos, and bringing smiles to faces across the stadium.
Scottish Gas Murrayfield has a dedicated Sensory Space available within the stadium on event days which is suitable for anyone with neurodiversity, cognitive impairment and sensory processing issues such as autism, ADHD, dementia or other neurological conditions. This is within the South West Corner of the stadium.
Supporters using this space will still be able to view the match, where noise levels are greatly reduced.
Click here for full details. Please book in advance by emailing [email protected]
Sensory packs will also be available to borrow on the day and can be collected from main reception.
As the teams run out onto the field, the Guard of Honour will be formed by representatives from the clubs where our players first began their rugby journeys.
This special moment recognises the vital role these clubs play in developing players, celebrates the foundations of the game, and highlights the bright future of Scottish rugby.
The entertainment doesn’t stop when the players head to the changing rooms.
At half-time, the energetic Unison Entertainment group will take to the field, bringing vibrancy, music and atmosphere to Scottish Gas Murrayfield. An exciting fusion between a Scottish Pipe Band and traditional Punjabi music, they will be sure to get you up off your seats and dancing at half time.
Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium is located to the West of Edinburgh’s city centre.
Please use the public transport networks: Park & Ride, Buses, Trains, Trams all service the stadium. Adhere to road closures, park legally, responsibly and be considerate to local residents and the wider city.
Bags: no bigger than A4
For security reasons supporters are urged where possible not to bring bags to Scottish Gas Murrayfield. Bags larger than A4 size (21cm x 30cm) will not be permitted unless required for medical or childcare reasons. Bags A4 size or smaller will be searched prior to entry into the stadium. Please note: there will be no bag drop facility at the stadium.
| Cat 1 | Cat 2 | Cat 3 | Cat 4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADULT | £50 | £40 | £25 | £15 |
| SENIOR | £43 | £34.50 | £21.50 | £13 |
| UNDER 28 | £38 | £30.50 | £19 | £11.50 |
| UNDER 18 | £26 | £21 | £13.50 | £8.50 |
| UNDER 12 | £16 | £13 | £8.50 | £5.50 |
This match is NOT included with a 2025/26 Season Ticket and passes on the Scottish Rugby Ticketing App will NOT be active for this game.
Season Ticket Holders can access a pre-sale window to purchase match tickets at a discounted price until 10am on Sunday 31 May. Please note, there is no limit on the number of tickets holders can purchase and the discount is reflected in the ticket price during this window.
Login to the account associated with your Season Ticket here.
Warrior Nation Members can access a pre-sale window to purchase match tickets at a discounted price until 10am on Sunday 31 May. Please note, there is no limit on the number of tickets holders can purchase and the discount is reflected in the ticket price during this window.
Members should login to the account associated with their membership to access the pre-sale window and discounted prices.
Scotland Supporters Club Members and Season Pass Holders can access a pre-sale window to purchase match tickets from 10am on Saturday 30 May until 10am on Sunday 31 May.
Please note, there is no limit on the number of tickets holders can purchase during this window.
Members should login to the account associated with their membership to access the pre-sale window.
Match tickets will go on general sale from 10am on Sunday 31 May.
Click HERE to purchase a Family Package in Category Three seats for two adults and two U18s for £50.
Subject to availability, groups of 10+ can get a 10% discount on Category Three match tickets at Scottish Gas Murrayfield.
Group Booking Online Form
Glasgow Warriors are committed to ensuring the Club’s events are accessible to everyone regardless of ability.
To enquire about or purchase accessible tickets please contact the Scottish Rugby Customer Engagement team
The cut-off date for each age category is 31 December 2025. For example, if you are 60 years old on 31 December 2025 you qualify for a senior match ticket; if you are 12 years old on 31 December 2025, you would not qualify for an under 12 match ticket.
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Children under the age of two (2) will be admitted to the Stadium for Matches free of charge if they are accompanied by an adult with a valid Ticket for the same Match. Children aged two (2) or over must have a valid Ticket and be accompanied by an adult with a valid Ticket for the same Match. Persons under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Celebrate with Glasgow Warriors as they run out at home in the BKT URC Semi-Final at Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Saturday 6 June.
Join fellow supporters and business guests in the Glasgow Warriors Business Club, hosted in the Clubhouse at Murrayfield, just a short walk from the main bowl.
Enjoy a premium matchday experience with excellent hospitality and networking opportunities.
Cameron House Business Club Package Includes
The Cameron House Business Club opens two hours before kick-off and remains open for approximately one hour after the final whistle.
Price: £110 per person
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of a memorable semi-final occasion as Glasgow Warriors battle for a place in the BKT URC Final.
Celebrate with Glasgow Warriors at Scottish Gas Murrayfield for a huge BKT URC Semi-Final on Saturday 6 June.
With a place in the Grand Final on the line, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Join us in the Harper Macleod Club Deck and soak up the electric pre-match atmosphere as supporters, partners and guests come together to back the Warriors in one of the biggest fixtures of the season.
Offering a relaxed and social hospitality experience, the Harper Macleod Club Deck is the perfect place to build excitement before kick-off, connect with fellow supporters, and be part of a passionate Warriors crowd as we chase a place in the BKT URC Final.
Don’t miss your chance to experience the drama, intensity and occasion of knockout rugby at its very best.
The Harper Macleod Club Deck BKT URC Semi Final package includes
The Harper Macleod Club Deck opens two hours before kick-off and closes approximately 1 hour after conclusion of the match.
Price : £220.00 per person
Experience Elite Matchday Luxury with Glasgow Warriors Platinum Hospitality
The Flying Scot at Scottish Gas Murrayfield holds up to 40 guests, offering an unrivalled matchday experience in the heart of the action
Your day begins in style with a welcome drink on arrival, setting the tone for a premium experience. Enjoy a personal pre-match welcome from a Glasgow Warriors player or coach, offering exclusive insights before kick-off.
Indulge in an exclusive small plates, followed by complimentary tea, coffee, and traditional pies at half time. Throughout the day, enjoy full access to a complimentary pre- and post-match bar, ensuring the celebrations flow!
After the final whistle, stay for a post-match Q&A session, and leave with a Glasgow Warriors gift — a keepsake from a day of true sporting excellence.
This is more than hospitality, it’s an unforgettable matchday experience
The Flying Scot includes:
The Flying Scot opens three hours before kick-off.
Dress Code : Casual, Glasgow Warriors shirts are encouraged!
Price : £350 per person
Glasgow Warriors do not encourage supporters to purchase tickets from anyone other than official sources. If you are unsure, please check with the Scottish Rugby Ticket Centre before processing any order and please read our terms and conditions.
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