“But I think the one he scored from general play was also really good. Hooker Johnny Matthews made history as he became the ninth player – and first Scot – to score five tries or more in an EPCR Challenge Cup match, and the first to manage a quintuple for Glasgow. We took some good strides but we can still be a lot more clinical.”Ĥ️⃣ massive games next weekend, who will you be supporting? 👀 #ChallengeCupRugby /o4HDzEGcfQ “But our objective is to be the best we can be. If it happens, compliments to the players and coaches, definitely. “For tonight there is a lot of joy we must take, but it is not our objective to chase records. “The fact they scored any points hurts for us because it’s our objective to be as good as we can be on both sides of the ball.
The fact that we’ve allowed them to score three tries with only 14 players on the field hurts.”
“There was a conversation in the changing room – I don’t want to say we are disappointed, but we are not completely happy with how it went. “There are a lot of things we can do much better, but for tonight we must take the joy out of the win,” he said. Johnny Matthews is the first player to score 5️⃣ tries in 1️⃣ match! 👏 #ChallengeCupRugby | | /6En4dkDHIr The Scottish region roared into the quarter-finals as they crossed for 11 tries at Scotstoun Stadium, setting up a home clash with Emirates Lions on Saturday evening.īut Smith wasn’t entirely satisfied with the performance, particularly due to the number of points his team conceded following a red card for Dragons’ Aki Seiuli.
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