Glasgow stunned by Bulls fightback in URC semi-final

Glasgow stunned by Bulls fightback in URC semi-finalImage source, SNSImage caption, Bulls reached their fourth URC final in five yearsByAndy CampbellBBC ScotlandPublished27 minutes agoURC play-off semi-finalGlasgow Warriors (21) 21Tries: Steyn 2, penalty try Cons: Lancaster 2Bulls (10) 22Tries: Grobbelaar, Papier, Klopper Cons: Pollard 2 Pen: PollardGlasgow Warriors endured more heartbreak as the Bulls recovered from an 18-point deficit to win their United Rugby Championship play-off semi-final at Murrayfield.Having lost at the quarter-final stage of the Champions Cup to Toulon, Warriors were hoping to preserve their hopes of silverware against their South African visitors, who have finished as URC runners-up two years running.For the Bulls, who lost to Glasgow in the 2024 final, either Leinster or Stormers stand in the way of a maiden URC title, having joined the competition in 2021. Leinster host Stormers in Dublin in Saturday's second semi-final.Handre Pollard gave Bulls a penalty lead but was then sin-binned for a deliberate knock-on.Glasgow, who finished top of the URC standings, got the first try when Kyle Rowe threw right to namesake Steyn for the score and, within moments, a similar move ended with Sione Tuipulotu offloading for Steyn to cross in almost the exact same spot. Dan Lancaster added his second conversion.Bulls' afternoon worsened as a rolling maul resulted in a penalty try for the hosts and Ruan Nortje was yellow carded in the aftermath.The visitors had to respond and thought they had forced over at a ruck through Marcell Coetzee but the TMO ruled against. However, Bulls got a first score with their next push at the line, Johan Grobbelaar touching down and Pollard converting.Warriors' Scott Cummings was sent to the bin early in the second period for repeated infringements and Embrose Papier took advantage by skipping over at the line for Bulls' second try. Pollard's conversion attempt was wide.Bulls were in the ascendancy...