RORY DRIVEN TO PUSH FOR GLORY FINISH

RORY DARGE spent his recent spell sidelined by injury learning to drive.

- DAVID BARNES

Now the Scotland flanker is looking to shift up a gear on the pitch as Glasgow chase glory on two fronts in the final two months of the season.

First up is a quarter-final tie against the Lions at Scotstoun in the Challenge Cup tomorrow night, then Warriors need one win from either of their two remaining league matches to secure a home tie in the URC play-offs.

Darge said: "I've had a few injuries now so I've had to deal with this kind of thing before but it has been a frustrating period.

"So I've focused on some things outside of rugby, like learning to drive, which I couldn't do before my last injury.