Glasgow Warriors secured a place in the United Rugby Championship semi‑finals on Saturday, defeating Connacht 33‑21 at Scotstoun. The win was driven by a dominant forward pack and a late surge in the second half, while the team now faces uncertainty over fly‑half George Horne’s injury.

33‑21 Scoreline Highlights Glasgow’s Second‑Half Turnaround

Glasgow pulled away after halftime, scoring crucial points through disciplined kicking and tighter defensive work. according to the match report, the Warriors’ kicking for position in the second half proved decisive, especially as Connacht struggled to launch attacks against the wind.

Scott Cummings Returns to Form After Long Lay‑Off

Prop Scott Cummings delivered a standout performance, marking his return after an extended absence. Fans noted his impact in the scrum and open play, with one commentator describing his game as "great" despite the lay‑off.

George Horne’s Possible Wrist Dislocation Raises Semi‑Final Concerns

During the first half, Horne appeared to suffer a disllocated wrist while passing the ball, prompting immediate worry among supporters. The source reports that if Horne is ruled out, scrum‑half Jamie Dobie will need to step up for the upcoming semi‑final.

Kyle Steyn and Dan Lancaster Lead Back‑Line Efforts

Wing Kyle Steyn was described as "monumental" by fans, while centre Dan Lancaster found his passing range after a shaky start, contributing to Glasgow’s attacking fluidity in the latter stages.

What Remains Unclear About Connacht’s Missed Opportunities?

The report notes that Connacht were only a few unorced knock‑ons away from an early lead in the first half and suffered unlucky injuries in the second, but it does not detail the nature of those injuries or how they affected the game plan.