Glasgow Warriors Turn Corner, Ready to Take on Stormers

Glasgow Warriors have had a poor run of results over the past couple of months, but scrum-half Sean Kennedy believes they have turned the corner. After losing four of their last five games, including a 52-0 hammering by Leinster, Kennedy thinks the squad has put their dip in form behind them. The team is now focused on retaining the title they won impressively last season, and Kennedy is confident they can rise to the occasion.

Key Takeaways:

• Glasgow Warriors have lost four of their last five games, including a 52-0 hammering by Leinster in the Champions Cup.
• Scrum-half Sean Kennedy believes the team has turned the corner and is ready to take on Stormers in the URC play-off quarterfinal.
• Kennedy thinks the team's recent 13-5 loss to Leinster in the league showed what they can bring at this part of the season.
• Glasgow's mentality is to go out and win the game, rather than being afraid of not winning, which they believe is key to their success.
• The team has proven themselves on the road, winning both their semi-final and the final last season, and are not fazed by playing away from home.
• Edinburgh set off to South Africa on Tuesday ahead of their quarter-final against the Bulls, and are looking to improve again to win through to a last-four contest.

Statistics:

• Glasgow Warriors have lost four of their last five games.
• The team's most recent match was a 13-5 loss to Leinster in the league.
• Glasgow's scrum-half Sean Kennedy is 34 years old.
• The team won the title last season.
• Edinburgh lost away to the Bulls in the early months of the league campaign, but beat them in last month's Challenge Cup quarter-final.
• The Warriors have talented players such as Sean Kennedy and Magnus Bradbury leading the team.

Sources:

• Stuart Bathgate, sport@sundaypost.com
• Glasgow Warriors website
• Edinburgh Rugby website
• URC Play-Offs Schedule