Sale Sharks vs Glasgow Warriors Predictions - Glasgow Warriors to secure an away win over Sale Sharks

Brad Newcomb

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Glasgow Warriors have won four consecutive matches against Sale Sharks, including last season’s away victory.
Sale Sharks have been inconsistent at home, with two straight home defeats against Glasgow.
Glasgow are unbeaten this season and are tipped to cover the -3.5 handicap.

Glasgow Warriors have a solid record against Sale Sharks (Getty Images)

Sale Sharks vs Glasgow Warriors Predictions

Sale Sharks vs Glasgow Warriors Predictions
Head to Head
Sale Sharks Form
Glasgow Warriors Form
Team News

Sale Sharks reached the quarter-finals of last season's European Rugby Champions Cup but have a poor record against Glasgow. Glasgow Warriors also fell at the quarter-final stage of the competition in their previous campaign but defeated Sale Sharks last season.

Glasgow Warriors have won 5 of their last 7 matches.
Glasgow Warriors have won 4 consecutive games against Sale Sharks.
Sale Sharks have won 4 of their last 7 fixtures.
Sale Sharks have lost 2 consecutive home matches against Glasgow Warriors.

Head to Head

Glasgow Warriors have the advantage over Sale Sharks, with four victories to none in four meetings.

Glasgow Warriors beat Sale Sharks 26-21 away from home in last season's Investec Champions Cup.

Sale Sharks Form

Sale Sharks had no answer against Leinster in the quarter-finals of the European Rugby Champions Cup last season, losing 43-13.

Sale are currently seventh in the Premiership Rugby table with nine points after three rounds.

The Sharks lost their PREM season opener 34-24 to Bristol at home before defeating Saracens 21-17 away and Harlequins 28-24 at home.

Sale Sharks have had inconsistent performances at home recently, losing six of their last nine matches, and they have suffered two losses in a row to Glasgow Warriors at their stadium.

Glasgow Warriors Form

The Glasgow Warriors fell just short in their quarter-final Investec Champions Cup clash against Toulon last season, losing 22-19.

Glasgow occupy second place in the United Rugby Championship standings with 13 points from three matches.

At the start of their URC season, the Warriors secured a 26-20 away win against Munster and drew 33-33 with Ulster at home before beating Connacht 36-19 at home.

The Glasgow Warriors are unbeaten this season and have an excellent record against Sale Sharks, winning four consecutive times against their opponents, including a 26-21 away win last season.

Team News

Sale Sharks

England winger Tom Roebuck has signed a two-year contract extension with Sale Sharks.

Tom Curry was a late withdrawal against Harlequins last weekend and is a doubtful starter.

Glasgow Warriors

Kyle Steyn and Zander Fagerson have returned to training and could feature against Sale Sharks.

Matt Fagerson came off with a groin issue in the match against Connacht but could play this weekend.

Verdict

Sale Sharks v Glasgow Warriors

Glasgow Warriors have had regular success against Sale Sharks and are tipped to cover the -3.5 handicap in their Investec Champions Cup match.

Glasgow Warriors -3.5

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Brad graduated from the University of South Africa with a Bcom-Management Accounting degree and has a financial background.

His love of sport has seen him venture down the road of researching sporting history for the past several years, specifically boxing, cricket and football.

Other sports of particular interest are golf, tennis, horse racing and motorsports.

Additionally, he spends his time researching the military history of his home country of South Africa.

He is an ardent Liverpool supporter and is known to DJ and release music on occasion.