“Edinburgh fought hard but could not break through Glasgow’s organised setup.”
Glasgow Warriors defeated Edinburgh once again to lift the 1872 Cup, extending their strong run in the famous Scottish derby. The match at Murrayfield showcased Glasgow’s control, discipline, and tactical awareness.
Edinburgh opened the scoring with an early penalty, but Glasgow settled quickly and began to dominate possession and territory. Scrum-half Jamie Dobie scored a crucial try just before half-time, giving Glasgow the momentum heading into the break.
After the restart, Glasgow tightened their defence and limited Edinburgh’s attacking chances. George Horne crossed for another try, and Dobie later added his second to put the result beyond doubt. Edinburgh struggled to find a way through Glasgow’s organised defence.
The win confirmed Glasgow as 1872 Cup champions for the fourth consecutive season. It also reinforced their position as the stronger side in Scottish rugby, highlighting their consistency and depth in high-pressure matches.