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.

Following a 29-19 victory for Glasgow Warriors over Racing 92 in the Investec Champions Cup, here's our five takeaways from the fixture at Scotstoun.

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.