AFTER finally ending an eight-month run without a win on the road, Glasgow are determined to build on that when they kick off their Challenge Cup campaign against Bath on Saturday, according to captain Kyle Steyn.
The Warriors just failed to get into the Champions Cup, which is the top tier of European competition and significantly more prestigious. Nonetheless, Steyn insisted last night that his team would put just as much into the battle with Bath as they would have done had they been in the Champions Cup.
“I think both competitions are really difficult - we’d back ourselves in both,” he said. “There are such fine margins sometimes between making the Champions Cup and making the Challenge Cup. You still get an opportunity to play sides in England and France that you don’t normally get to test yourselves against, so there’s still massive excitement round the Challenge Cup.
