The Scottish region go up against the vastly experienced TOP 14 heavyweights at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on May 19, with their opponents playing in the competition’s showpiece game for a fifth time.

Glasgow recovered from a seven-point half-time deficit to beat Scarlets 35-17 in Llanelli on Saturday, with Stafford McDowell (2), George Horne, Johnny Matthews and Rory Darge going over for the visitors.

The Welsh hosts were also gunning for a maiden EPCR final and were roared on by a boisterous Parc y Scarlets crowd, but they only managed to add three points after the break following Steff Evans’ first-half cross.

Benetton Rugby were also denied further history in the other semi-final on Sunday, with Toulon cruising to a 23-0 win at the Stade Félix Mayol despite captain Charles Ollivon’s early red card.

The home side went over through Duncan Paia’aua and Beka Gigashvili while Dan Biggar added 13 points from the tee, with Benetton, the first Italian side to reach an EPCR semi-final, failing to utilise their extra man.

Glasgow Warriors will meet RC Toulon in the EPCR Challenge Cup final next month after navigating their first ever EPCR semi-final.