What’s On | URC Quarter Final | Connacht

Team Scotland Athletes

Ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, supporters will have the chance to meet some of Team Scotland’s top athletes in the East Fan Zone.

Sarah Adlington (Judo), Fin Graham (Para-Cycling) and Stuart Sloan (Para-Bowls) will all be in attendance before the match, alongside Finnie, the official mascot for the Games.

BKT Throwing Challenge

Think you can hit the target?

Head along to the BKT Throwing Challenge and put your rugby skills to the test with friends and family. Supporters can compete for bragging rights and the chance to win BKT merchandise.

Back Pitches

Community rugby returns to the back pitches ahead of kick-off, with teams from across the region taking part in pre-match fixtures.

Sides representing Hillhead, Lanark, Dalziel and Cartha will all be in action as P5 and P6 teams go head-to-head before the main event.

Get down early and show your support for the next generation of rugby talent before the Warriors take to the field.

Clubhouse

The Clubhouse will have a craft zone set up before kick-off, giving younger supporters the chance to get involved in some rugby-themed activities.

Fans can also enjoy refreshments from the Clubhouse bar before the game. Please note that drinks purchased in the Clubhouse cannot be taken into the stadium bowl.

East Fan Zone

Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity

Volunteers from Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity will be around the stadium collecting donations in support of the Fighting For Our Families campaign.

While the campaign reached its focal point during the Plaster It Purple fixture against Cardiff, supporters can continue to back the charity’s vital work throughout the season.

Half-Time Entertainment

At half-time, Royal Burgh of Renfrew Pipe Band will take to the pitch to keep the atmosphere building as Scotstoun gears up for the second half of our BKT URC Quarter-Final clash.