Connacht were beaten 33-21 by Glasgow Warriors in the URC quarter-finals.
Connacht's season is over after they were beaten 33-21 by Glasgow Warriors in their United Rugby Championship quarter-final.
The Scottish side proved too strong, using their dominance up front to build a lead and secure a place in the semi-finals.
Connacht twice battled back to reduce the deficit to a single score during the second half, but Glasgow responded on each occasion with tries of their own.
The visitors were also hampered by a series of injuries, with Josh Ioane failing a head injury assessment, while Shayne Bolton, Hugh Gavin, and Finlay Bealham were all forced off during the game.
Despite the disappointment of the defeat, Connacht can reflect on a strong finish to the season that secured Champions Cup qualification for next year.
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