Glasgow Warriors captain Kyle Steyn says his side will relish the challenge presented by three-times European champions Saracens as they look to continue their stunning form in the Champions Cup. Steyn scored two tries as Warriors recorded their third straight bonus-point victory in this season's competition to book their place in the knockout stages. "We've just got a really good group that's been together for a number of years now and just really keen to play for each other," Steyn told Premier Sports.
Glasgow Warriors captain Kyle Steyn says his side will relish the challenge presented by three-times European champions Saracens as they look to continue their stunning form in the Champions Cup.
Steyn scored two tries as Warriors recorded their third straight bonus-point victory in this season's competition to book their place in the knockout stages.
"We've just got a really good group that's been together for a number of years now and just really keen to play for each other," Steyn told Premier Sports.
"The atmosphere was unbelievable and just really enjoyed it."
Warriors raced into a 26-7 lead but had to survive a second-half fightback after Patrick Schickerling and George Horne were sent to the sin bin.
Steyn's second try settled the nerves as Franco Smith's side ultimately emerged 33-21 winners.
"We were obviously very nervous (in the second half) and you don't want that, but we had a clear plan of what we had to do if something like that (two yellow cards) happened.
"Really proud of our forwards the way they stepped up in that 10 minutes. 14 points we leaked in that 10 minutes but it was okay."
A win over Saracens at Scotstoun next Sunday would see Glasgow top Pool 1 and secure a home tie in the Round of 16.
"Saracens are a really good outfit, they thrive in their rugby in Europe," Steyn said.
"It will be a good challenge and looking forward to playing them in front of our fans."
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