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Champions Cup roundup: Glasgow sink Sale with stylish opening victory

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Champions Cup roundup: Glasgow sink Sale with stylish opening victory

Pool 1: Glasgow Warriors 47-27 Sale Late tries from Darge, Smith and Tuipulotu settle match Glasgow Warriors extended their unbeaten start to the new season by pulling away to claim an impressive 47-27 win at Sale in Pool 1.

Glasgow’s winning score might have looked convincing but they only secured victory in the final 20 minutes after Rekeiti Ma’asi-White had temporarily reduced Sale’s deficit to four.

The hosts had made all the running in the early stages and were 12 points up inside the first 10 minutes helped by tries from Ben Curry and Arron Reed.

The visitors hit back through a penalty try and further efforts from Kyle Steyn and Jamie Dobie to carve out a hard-earned 21-15 lead at the interval.

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