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England No.10 stars as Benetton crush Glasgow side loaded with 2 Lions

By PA
Huw Jones of Glasgow breaks through a twin tackle from Agustin Creevy and Giosue Zilocchi of Benetton before scoring a try during the United Rugby Championship match between Benetton Treviso and Glasgow Warriors at Stadio Monigo on May 10, 2025 in Treviso, Italy. (Photo by Timothy Rogers/Getty Images)

Glasgow missed the chance to move back into second place in the United Rugby Championship following a 33-7 defeat to Benetton at Stadio Monigo.

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Already guaranteed a home play-off tie, the Warriors saw Bulls move above them after beating Cardiff earlier in the day and they remain four points behind the South Africans with one game of the regular season left after a second successive loss.

Tries from Paolo Odogwu, Siua Maile and Rhyno Smith, Jacob Umaga converting two of them, saw Benetton take a 19-0 lead into the break.

Tommaso Menoncello and Umaga added further scores in the second half, the latter successful from the tee on each occasion, to pile on the misery for Glasgow.

Match Summary

0
Penalty Goals
0
5
Tries
1
4
Conversions
1
0
Drop Goals
0
77
Carries
111
6
Line Breaks
5
12
Turnovers Lost
17
5
Turnovers Won
2

But Huw Jones celebrated his first call-up for the British and Irish Lions this week with a try, George Horne adding the extras, to get Glasgow on the board.

Benetton boosted their play-off prospects ahead of a trip to Munster next week, while Glasgow look likely to finish outside the top two given they play their final league game at leaders Leinster, while Bulls host bottom-of-the-table Dragons.

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RW 43 days ago

Glasgow is LOADED with 2 Lions? Firstly I don't think they know what loaded means. In a group of 23 I wouldn't say that two means loaded.

Secondly, the Glasgow team has few representatives so if you trying to understand why they didn't regard the number of B&I Lions as a reason for them winning, it's because they only had two B&I Lions players

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CO 44 days ago

Breaking through the tackle? For starters 18 needs a red card for a no arms tackle with contact to the head and secondly he's not breaking through he's getting demolished.

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DS 44 days ago

The photo above says “tackle” when it’s just a shoulder charge with no arms wrapped and pretty dangerous by such a big man?

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