Benetton vs Glasgow Warriors Predictions - Benetton to secure the points with a win over the Warriors

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 08 May 2025

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Brad Newcomb 08 May 2025

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Benetton have strong home form: 6 consecutive wins.
Benetton have won 4 of their last 6 home matches against Glasgow.
Glasgow Warriors struggle away, losing 4 out of their last 6 games.

Benetton have a solid record against Glasgow at home (Getty Images)

Benetton vs Glasgow Warriors Predictions

Benetton vs Glasgow Warriors Predictions
Head to Head
Benetton Form
Benetton Team News & Injuries
Glasgow Warriors Form
Glasgow Warriors Team News & Injuries

Benetton have been in outstanding form at home lately, whilst the Glasgow Warriors have been battling to win away from home, and when travelling to face Benetton.

Benetton have won 3 of their last 5 fixtures in all competitions.
Benetton have won 6 consecutive home games.
Benetton have won 3 of their 4 home matches against Glasgow.
Glasgow Warriors have lost 4 of their last 6 away games in all competitions.
Glasgow Warriors have won 4 in a row against Benetton.

Head to Head

The Glasgow Warriors have a commanding lead of 20 victories to six over Benetton, including one draw in 26 meetings.

Benetton lost 42-10 to the Glasgow Warriors away from home earlier this season.

Benetton Form

Benetton were crushed by the Stormers away from home before the break in the United Rugby Championship, losing 56-5.

Benetton have played well in their last five home fixtures. They beat Zebre 11-10, La Rochelle 32-25, Ulster 34-19, Edinburgh 21-18, and Cardiff 20-19.

Benetton are 8th in the URC table with 41 points from 16 matches.

Benetton are on a six-match winning streak at home and have won three of their last four encounters against the Glasgow Warriors at their stadium.

Benetton Team News & Injuries

Jacob Umaga has scored 71 points in this edition of the URC.

Ignacio Mendy has scored six tries in the league thus far.

Glasgow Warriors Form

The Glasgow Warriors fell to a 26-19 home defeat against the Bulls before the halt in the United Rugby Championship.

Glasgow lacked consistency in their last five away fixtures. They lost 10-7 to Edinburgh, 24-7 to the Harlequins, beat the Dragons 45-20, and lost 52-0 to Leinster before defeating Zebre 14-6.

Glasgow are 2nd in the URC standings with 59 points from 16 matches.

The Glasgow Warriors' away form has been below par lately, and they have lost four of their last six visits to Benetton.