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Sharks crash to another defeat

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The Rugby Paper Team
3 October 2021

By SAM JACKSON

Glasgow ................35
Sharks ....................24
THE Sharks showed their bite in the second half but still came up short at Scotstoun.
Glasgow led 28-10 at half-time but the South Africans mounted a spirited fightback.
The Sharks have yet to register a win in the URC after their 42-17 defeat to Munster last week.
Warriors opened the scoring within two minutes through a try and conversion by stand-off Ross Thompson.
Sharks full-back Curwin Bosch miscued a shot at goal and Warriors struck again with co-captain Ryan Wilson bustling over. Thompson slotted the easy co...

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