Last weekend, Beijing time, the 2021-22 European season ended the second round of competition. Affected by the Omikejong mutation, many matches were postponed or cancelled, with only eight finished.
Exeter Chiefs are away to the Glasgow Warriors, who won the Champions League in 19-20, while the Warriors never reached the final four of the Champions League. The two sides fought in a foggy arena, and after the opening period, the Warriors only led 3-0.
Discipline became a barrier to the Chiefs' progress, and in the second half they gave the Warriors back-to-back free throws, and the home team quickly extended their lead to 12-0. In the 70th minute, the chief finally showed his housekeeping skills: the forwards continued to fight hard in front of the group, and Sam Simmons finished hard. After Joe Simmons scored a successful additional shot, the score was close to 12-7.
Just as the Chiefs were gaining momentum, they did not leave in time for The Lack, and then gave the opponent a penalty kick and shot, and the Scottish upstart who only missed one goal in the fog, Rose Thompson, a 40-meter away, widened the point difference to 15-7, more than a safe distance of a full touchdown.
At this moment, the chieftain's morale was completely lost, and before the end of the game, he was won by the opponent's side ball + Maul tactics, and finally lost 7-22 away. The Scottish side finished a double-header against the two premier league giants in two weeks.
In other Champions League games, the Northampton Saints failed to reverse away, losing 22-27 to Ulster. Premier League defending champion Joker beat Cardiff 43-17 at home. The Leicester Tigers forced Connaught 29-23 to usher in two consecutive Champions League wins.
Munster narrowly defeated Castell 19-13 at home, due to the epidemic, national team schedule and other reasons, after signing a contract for 1 and a half years, South African forward Allian De Allende appeared for the first time at Thomond Park, and won the touchdown on his debut, surprising the whole field.
In addition, the two games except Montpellier vs Leinster and Athletic 92 vs. Osprey were cancelled, giving the home team a 28-0 win. The remaining five games, which were scheduled for Sunday, were postponed.
In the challenge cup, Toulon beat the Parma Bianconeri 28-14; Gloucester beat Benetton 54-25; and the Dragons lost 28-41 to Lyon. Pau's home match against the Saracens was cancelled, and the home team won. The remaining 2 games, which were scheduled for Sunday, were postponed.
The third round of the European war is scheduled to begin between January 15 and 17 Beijing time.
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Author: Wang Mingyang
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