Weekend Update

Scotland triumph at BT Murrayfield

It was back-to-back victories in the 2020 Guinness Six Nations for Scotland, as Gregor Townsend’s men claimed a 28-17 win over France at BT Murrayfield.

Eight Warriors took to the field in Sunday’s triumph, a result that moves Scotland up to third in the table with one round remaining.

FULL-TIME | Scotland have beaten France at BT Murrayfield 28-17, a three-try performance earning consecutive @SixNationsRugby victories! #AsOne #SCOvFRA pic.twitter.com/0MsgxnEKCU
— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) March 8, 2020

MATCH REPORT | Battling Scots defeat France in BT Murrayfield return (28-17).#AsOne ??????? https://t.co/0FrSArJjek pic.twitter.com/CwMui9S7fW
— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) March 8, 2020

?️Sean Maitland’s first of the afternoon was a piece of rugby art! #GuinnessSixNations #SCOvFRA pic.twitter.com/d62VxbicNu
— Guinness Six Nations (@SixNationsRugby) March 8, 2020

More wonderful hands from Scotland result in another Sean Maitland try in the corner!#GuinnessSixNations #SCOvFRA pic.twitter.com/3nR1UlNSHg
— Guinness Six Nations (@SixNationsRugby) March 8, 2020

To celebrate #NationalWomensDay, today’s match ball was presented by Scottish Rugby President, Dee Bradbury, along with the Head Coach of France Women, Annick Hayraud.#AsOne pic.twitter.com/sA3WAs45vl
— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) March 8, 2020

Always an unbelievable feeling winning at BT Murrayfield. Thanks for the incredible support today ???????? pic.twitter.com/Wvxx4ak7ro
— Ali Price (@AlistairPrice) March 8, 2020

Nothing quite like your mum and dad embarrassing you on live TV… ?

Adam Hastings’ parents will be very proud of their son tonight!#bbcrugby #SixNations pic.twitter.com/IjSVpuXpVC
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) March 8, 2020

READ | Hastings – faith in game plan borne out.

Reflections on a job well done and that big screen moment…#AsOne ???????https://t.co/7xaQFZA7UV
— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) March 9, 2020

Never in doubt. Well done @Scotlandteam
— Chris Cusiter (@chriscusiter) March 8, 2020

Scotland put it all together today. Defence has been strong four games running. Scrum a weapon again. Attack much sharper than it has been. Hope I’m not speaking too soon (Cardiff next) but they look like a team that you can trust to compete. Great win
— Tom English (@TEnglishSport) March 8, 2020

As the dust settles on two big results, here’s your chance to vote for your #GuinnessSixNations Player of the Round!https://t.co/sVhifThuUv
— Guinness Six Nations (@SixNationsRugby) March 9, 2020

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— Glasgow Warriors (@GlasgowWarriors) March 9, 2020

Moment to remember for Brown and Steyn

Two Warriors in particular had more reason than most to celebrate yesterday’s victory, as Kyle Steyn and Fraser Brown each marked a milestone in their international careers.

Hooker Brown led the team out on the occasion of his 50th cap, whilst Steyn’s second-half cameo from the bench saw him make his senior Scotland debut.

Congratulations to Fraser Brown, who leads the Scotland team out ahead of him winning his 50th cap for his country! ????????#AsOne
— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) March 8, 2020

All set at @BTMurrayfield. ?️#AsOne pic.twitter.com/X3BLk8vTj9
— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) March 8, 2020

Great team win yesterday. Atmosphere was awesome. Congrats to @kylesteyn on his first cap and @fraserjmbrown on his 50, both awesome achievements ?? Thanks for all the support ??????? https://t.co/rNvb2ECMUc
— Zander Fagerson (@ZanderFagerson) March 9, 2020

Delighted for 2 top men in the Scotland squad. Fraser Brown for winning his 50th cap and for Stuart McInally scoring a vital try. Both have shown spades of character in recent months. Onwards to Cardiff for the last round. #AsOne
— Jason White (@jasonwhite_rs) March 8, 2020

#SaffasAbroad @kylesteyn made his test debut for Scotland against France

His first involvement almost led to a try for Scotland pic.twitter.com/4SMLcn81uy
— Jared Wright (@jaredwright17) March 9, 2020

Thank you my friend, was a very special day! ❤️ @KyleSteyn https://t.co/W7Bn6zUdQY
— Rory Steyn (@RorySteyn11) March 9, 2020

1872 Cup decider date confirmed

The Warrior Nation can start to make their plans for the round 21 trip to BT Murrayfield, after the Guinness PRO14 confirmed that the deciding clash in this season’s 1872 Cup will be played on Saturday 30 May (kick-off 5.15pm).

? Our #GuinnessPRO14 round 21 match against @EdinburghRugby at BT Murrayfield will kick-off at 5.15pm on Saturday 30 May.#WeAreWarriors https://t.co/Ery7bRPFOJ
— Glasgow Warriors (@GlasgowWarriors) March 9, 2020

? Set your diaries and your alarms! The KO times for R21 of the #GuinnessPRO14 have been confirmed ?

➡️All the details are here: https://t.co/AdqCntXE0m pic.twitter.com/uZlT0mWl0A
— PRO14 RUGBY (@PRO14Official) March 9, 2020

Glasgow Varsity Match this Friday

The Guinness PRO14 may still be on a brief spring break, but if you’re looking for your rugby fix at Scotstoun then we might just have the thing for you…

Next Friday The @unistrathclyde v @uofglasgow Rugby Varsity match comes to Scotstoun.

Get your tickets now ? https://t.co/sxw0DELTuY https://t.co/kRSjXEhr12
— Glasgow Warriors (@GlasgowWarriors) March 5, 2020

The @unistrathclyde v @uofglasgow Rugby Varsity is more than just a game between two unis. It’s going to be a heated battle of the Gosse twins! We’ll be there to support you, Callum!

Want to be there for twin v twin on 13th March? £5 tickets available at https://t.co/mGeqJNBjgM pic.twitter.com/8CxC7gLcGG
— University of Strathclyde (@UniStrathclyde) March 4, 2020

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— Strathclyde Rugby (@StrathRugby) March 9, 2020

Due to incredible demand 2 more blocks of scotstoun are open. Over 1200 tickets gone so far it’s going to be a big one pic.twitter.com/ybnNzBZpEy
— Strathclyde Rugby (@StrathRugby) March 6, 2020