Glasgow Hawks claimed a 38-12 victory over Edinburgh in the Tennent's Premiership on Saturday, with the match played at Murrayfield on 19 September 2026.
The result completes a turnaround for the visitors, who had lost all three opening fixtures without accumulating a single point. By then, the away side had looked out of their depth in every encounter, but this performance showed something different entirely.
Edinburgh's recent form offered no warning of what was to come. They had lost four of their last five matches, including heavy defeats to Ayr and Kelso, and only managed a win against Dragons in May. The home side's high line was picked apart consistently, and Glasgow exploited every opportunity.
We had called for an away win with confidence, and the result vindicated that assessment. Glasgow's deeper squad made life awkward for Edinburgh, and their attacking shape worked a short corner after short corner until the scoreboard told the story.
The visitors remain ninth in the table with three defeats, but this victory extended their unbeaten run to one game and ended Edinburgh's hopes of building momentum at home.
Edinburgh's goal difference now sits at -156 after five matches, a reflection of matches like this one where the heat took the sting out of any comeback hopes early on.
