Glasgow Warriors will be looking to end Montpellier’s run of nine consecutive home wins in the European Rugby Challenge Cup when they meet the French side in the Round of 16. Glasgow have been victorious on the two previous occasions the sides met during the pool stage of the 2003/04 competition. Glasgow are the only side yet to score a point in European competition this season - Pete Horne missed their solitary kick at goal as the Scottish club finished bottom of Heineken Champions Cup Pool B. Montpellier also exited the Heineken Champions Cup after defeats to Leinster Rugby (35-14) and Wasps (33-14). The game at the GGL Stadium begins at 21:00 local time on April 2 and will be available to watch on BT Sport in the United Kingdon and FR 4 and beIN SPORTS on the continent. Pool positions Montpellier; 11th Heineken Champions Cup Pool A; 0 points Glasgow Warriors; 12th Heineken Champions Cup Pool A; 0 points Head-to-head record Montpellier wins: 0 Draws: 0 Glasgow Warriors wins: 2 Leading 2020/21 points-scorers Montpellier: Benoît Paillaugue (13) Glasgow Warriors: No Scorer https://twitter.com/GlasgowWarriors/status/1376903743086735363 Key quote Danny Wilson (Glasgow): “We’re looking forward to restarting our European campaign and taking on Montpellier at the GGL Stadium. Montpellier have a strong star-studded squad and it will be a really exciting challenge away from home.” Match facts

Montpellier and Glasgow Warriors have faced each other twice before in the Challenge Cup, with the Scottish side winning both games during the pool stage in 2003/04.
Montpellier have won their last six games in the Challenge Cup, all during the 2015/16 season which saw them lifting the trophy in the final against Harlequins (26-19).
Montpellier have won their last nine home games in the Challenge Cup, scoring 30+ points in six of those games.
Glasgow Warriors have failed to win their last two games in the Challenge Cup (D1 L1) after winning seven of the previous nine (L2).
Glasgow have won their last four games against TOP 14 sides in the Challenge Cup, including two victories against Montpellier, after losing their first two such games.
Montpellier have won three of their last four European fixtures against Scottish opposition, having failed to win any of their initial six such fixtures (D1, L5).
Glasgow have a losing record away from home in the Challenge Cup, picking up four wins but losing five such fixtures.
Glasgow are the only side yet to score a point in European competition this season, Pete Horne missed their solitary kick at goal.
Henry Immelman (Montpellier) was the only player to be shown a red card in the Heineken Champions Cup this season, being sent off against Wasps.
Bismark du Plessis (Montpellier) won more jackal turnovers (4) than any other player in the Heineken Champions Cup this season.