Biarritz president Serge Blanco was buoyed with his side’s performance but he believes the rugby they are capable of can take them a long way.
“I’m very happy, we played great in defence and played good football but I think we can show a lot better next Saturday (against Gloucester),” said Blanco.
“This is our tenth time (in Europe). The final is in France, so why can’t we believe in our chances, or another French club?
“We’ve been dormant for the past two years, but we’re back and want to make sure no-one’s forgotten us.”
Final Score Glasgow Warriors 18 Biarritz Olympique Pays Basque 22
Scorers
Glasgow Warriors
Tries –
Pen – Parks 5
Con –
Drop – Parks
Biarritz Olympique Pays Basque
Tries -Lund
Pen – Yachvili 3
Con – Yachvili
Drop -Traille, Bosch
Referee: Wayne Barnes
Teams
Glasgow Warriors: B Stortoni, D van der Merwe, D McCall, R Dewey, T Evans, D Parks, C Gregor, J Welsh, D Hall, M Low, T Barker, A Kellock [capt], R Vernon, J Barclay, J Beattie
Replacements: P MacArthur, K Tkachuk, E Kalman, D Turner, M McMillan, C Gregor, H O’Hare, K Brown
Biarritz Olympique Pays Basque: M Bosch, T Ngwenya, A Erinle, D Traille, N Brusque, J Peyrelongue, D Yachvili, E Coetzee, R Terrain, C Johnstone, J Thion [capt], P Taele, M Lund, I Harinordoquy, F Faure
Replacements: B August, F Barcella, M Moala, M Carizza, W Lauret, Y Lesgourgues, V Courrent, L Tranier
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