Glasgow fought back to beat Exeter and changes them at the end of Pool Two

Chief’s winger Fetu'u Vainikolo burrowed over the starting trio, transformed by Gretchen Slade, who also started a charge. The Fighters hit return with The Maitland using an overlap designed by two Chiefs gamers undergoing therapy in combination in the remaining area. He Lamont included a second try before half-time, while Stuart Hogg transformed it and started a second-half charge. Slade had a probability to hit returning to the property part but his long-range charge effort drifted remaining of the verticals. Glasgow, who won the property tie 20-16 in Oct, were material to run them down in the ultimate levels as Exeter's desires of obtaining more than a dropping reward factor led to useless. Gregor Townsend's Fighters, on 10 factors, must defeat management Toulon in Scotstoun in their last pool tie to try to pip Cardiff, on 13 factors, to second identify and with it a possible position in the Amlin Cup. Cardiff variety Exeter next Weekend.

Exeter head trainer Rod Baxter said: "I don't think that there was a lot remaining in the Heineken Cup for us, other than an outside possibility of getting through to the Amlin. We have considered this number of two Heineken Cup and two LV Cup activities to create sure we are in a really great position for the next circular of the Premiership. We put out a very powerful team with quite a few changes from the Wasps activity and if we had pressured a try in that last passing of perform, having created 10 changes and defeated a Glasgow team going completely on and then we would be fairly satisfied with ourselves. The advantages are there for us and we have come up with a dropping reward factor."

Glasgow head trainer Gregor Townsend said: "We realized if we were able to choose up a win against Exeter, and other groups were to reduce then there could be a possibility of getting into the Amlin if we were to take off a win next 7 days against Toulon. When you have Toulon arriving there is nothing to reduce. We know how challenging it is going to be because they will be arriving in Glasgow looking for a win to get a house quarter-final tie.