Benetton v Glasgow Warriors | Top Performers

Benetton edged past the Glasgow Warriors in dramatic fashion, clinching the win thanks to a last-minute drop goal from Rhyno Smith after the 80th minute. The Italian side showed grit and balance across the park, with several key performers standing out in a fiercely contested encounter.

Kyle Steyn (Glasgow Warriors)
Steyn was Glasgow’s sharpest attacking outlet, making 47 metres from 14 carries and beating three defenders. His work rate was impressive on both sides of the ball, adding seven tackles and even forcing a turnover. It was a strong showing from the winger, who consistently looked to spark Glasgow’s attack.

Simone Ferrari (Benetton)
Ferrari put in a shift up front, doing the unseen hard work that kept Benetton competitive at the breakdown. While he didn’t make metres with ball in hand, his 11 tackles were crucial in halting Glasgow’s momentum and setting the tone defensively for the pack.

Toa Fa’aso’o (Benetton)
Fa’aso’o combined physicality with determination, racking up 45 metres and beating two defenders from his carries. He also put in nine tackles, showing his value as both a carrier and defender in the loose. His energy around the park helped Benetton maintain pressure in key moments.

Paolo Garbisi (Benetton)
Garbisi was instrumental in directing play, making 48 metres from three carries and showing his intent to take the ball to the line. With his trademark calmness, he controlled tempo and field position, helping guide Benetton through tight phases of play when it mattered most.

Special Mention: Rhyno Smith (Benetton)
Coming off the bench, Smith made an instant impact — and then stole the show. In the dying seconds, with the scores tied, he coolly slotted a drop goal after the 80th minute to hand Benetton a thrilling and hard-fought victory.