Glasgow Warriors book their spot in the knockout stages of the Champions Cup with a clinical destruction of Racing 92 at Scotstoun.

Glasgow romped to a five-try 29-19 victory over Racing 92 on Friday to reach the Champions Cup last 16, condemning the French strugglers to a fifth successive match without a victory.

Glasgow secured their place in the last 16 of the Champions Cup after scoring five tries at home to defeat Racing 92 29-19. Franco Smith’s side ran in four scores to secure the bonus point before the interval and led 22-7 at the break.

Glasgow fly-half Tom Jordan tells Premier Sports about the Warriors dropping off: "It's a collective thing, it's a tough one. When you get up early in games, it's just having that ruthless mindset and developing that. It's the hardest thing in sport - even the best teams in the world struggle with that.

Glasgow Warriors score four tries in the first half while Racing 92 only managed to score one. Racing 92 came back stronger in the second spell, where they managed to score two tries, leaving the final score at 29-19.

Glasgow Warriors head coach Franco Smith: "We obviously want to improve, it's early in the year. "It's the Christmas period, and sometimes when you're not in the building for a week, some things will give. "The first hour, I was happy with. The boys stuck to script. There was good positive steps. Some frustration from the Edinburgh loss helped.

Following a 29-19 victory for Glasgow Warriors against Racing 92 in the Investec Champions Cup, here’s our five takeaways from the fixture at Scotstoun on Friday. The top line Emphatic. Glasgow were ruthless early on in this five-try bonus-point victory that sent a message to their tournament rivals that they mean business once again this season.