By
SABC Sport
30th May 2026
South African-born Kyle Steyn delivered a standout performance, scoring twice and producing a crucial defensive chase in the first half to deny a certain Connacht try.
The match was level 7-7 at half-time after Connacht struck first through Cian Prendergast, before Patrick Schickerling replied for Glasgow from close range.
Glasgow seized control early in the second half with back-to-back tries. Steyn crossed first after a 50-22 sparked the attack, before Josh McKay finished another flowing move to put the hosts firmly in charge.
Connacht hit back with a try from Dave Heffernan just after the hour, which cut the gap to 21-14 and briefly shifted momentum.
But Glasgow responded immediately. Jare Oguntibeju powered over from a ruck to restore the cushion, before Finlay Bealham kept Connacht alive with a reply that narrowed it again.
Steyn then sealed the win six minutes from time with his second try, ensuring Glasgow held on despite a missed late conversion.
Glasgow now face either the Bulls or Munster in next Saturday's semi-final at Murrayfield, which will also host the final should they progress.
