REVENGE was sweet for Glasgow as they booked their Champions Cup last-16 spot in style.
Warriors ran in five tries in a one-sided contest, with man of the match Huw Jones and Kyle Rowe claiming two apiece.
The win saw them march on in Europe and helped make up for last season's Challenge Cup final loss to Toulon.
The French had an early chance to get on the board but Mathieu Smaili's long penalty kick drifted wide of the posts.
Glasgow looked to have made the most of that let-off when Josh McKay ran from deep inside his own half through a gap to touch down.
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