After Thursday night’s washout in South Yorkshire the Tigers will now take on Sheffield in the first leg of the Premier League Championship semi final this Sunday at the Peugeot Ashfield Stadium.
Somerset await the winners in the final having defeated Ipswich on aggregate after home and away victories against the Witches.
Some would say that Glasgow have lost a slight advantage by now having to stage the first leg but regardless the overall objective remains the same.
Stewart Dickson will undoubtedly be looking for a reaction from his riders after losing the first leg of the League Cup final to Somerset last week.
The well documented incident involving Rebels guest Josh Bates should add spice to this Sunday’s occasion if any was required!
He returns with his parent club and will be looking to carry on from where he left off having made a match winning contribution for his adopted side. However, it would be fair to say that his record north of the border is mixed so which Josh Bates will we see this time?
The home side remain unchanged and will again track their full 1-7 with Nike Lunna recently returning from the nasty injury he sustained at Redcar.
Sheffield will travel without Simon Stead, Jason Garrity and Dimitri Berge due to injuries sustained recently. They will operate rider replacement for Stead with Ricky Wells and Theo Pijper guesting.
Regardless of the personnel changes the Yorkshire Tigers will undoubtedly be dangerous having seen off much fancied Newcastle in the last round so Glasgow will be looking to start strongly and take a sizable advantage into the second leg.