The European Challenge Cup Final is set as the Glasgow Warriors and RC Toulon will meet on May 19 in Dublin. 

The Challenge Cup Final will be the warmup to the Heineken Champions Cup on May 20.

Glasgow defeated the Scarlets 35-17 in Wales on April 29 to advance to the final, while RC Toulon defeated Benetton Rugby 23-0 to advance. 

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Glasgow went 3-1-0 in pool play before romping through the knock stage that included a 73-33 win over Dragon RFC. Toulon went 4-0 in pool play. 

Last year, RC Toulon lost 30-12 to Lyon in the Challenge Cup Final. Both RC Toulon and Glasgow Warriors are seeking their first Challenge Cup victory.  

Here’s what to know about the European Challenge Cup Finals.

When Is The European Challenge Cup Final 2023?

The Challenge Cup Final is at 3 p.m. EST on May 19, the Friday before the Heineken Champions Cup Final between Leinster Rugby and La Rochelle. 

How To Watch Glasgow Warriors v Toulon In EPCR European Challenge Cup Final

The European Challenge Cup will stream live on FloRugby and the FloSports app.

Video replays, highlights, news and updates can also be found on FloRugby and the FloSports app. 

What Channel Is the Challenge Cup Final On?

The Challenge Cup Final will broadcast on several channels in Europe including BT Sports, France TV and beIN Sports among others. But the only way to watch the EPCR Challenge Cup is on FloRugby or the FloSports app.

Where Is The European Challenge Cup Final 2023?

Aviva Stadium in Dublin will host both finals. The 2022 final was in Marseille, France and the 2024 final will be at Tottenham HotSpur Stadium in London. 

Where Is Aviva Stadium?

Aviva Stadium, the home stadium of Leinster, is located in the center of Dublin on Lansdown Road. 

European Challenge Cup Final Tickets

There are still tickets available on Ticketmaster for the event, but they are limited. Prices on Ticketmaster begin at €55, or about $69 dollars in the U.S. Aviva Stadium has a 51,700 capacity. Tickets went on sale last year. 

For more ticket information, visit the EPCR’s website.

What Is The European Challenge Cup

The Challenge Cup is Europe’s second-tier competition in Europe. The competition features 18 clubs and those clubs can not compete in the Heineken Champions Cup due to league position or regulation. 

Glasgow Warriors Rugby Results In European Challenge Cup   

Here’s how Glasgow got here: 

• Glasgow 22, Bath 19
• Glasgow 26, Perpignan 18
• Glasgow 40, Perpignan 26
• Glasgow 19, Bath 19
• Glasgow 73, Dragon RFC 33
• Glasgow 32, Emirates Lions 21
• Glasgow 35, Scarlets 17

RC Toulon Rugby Results In European Challenge Cup 

Here’s how Toulon got here: 

• RC Toulon 24, Parma Zebra 21
• RC Toulon 29, Bath 7
• RC Toulon 35, Bath 23
• RC Toulon 14, Parma Zebra 5
• RC Toulon 36, Toyota Cheetahs 21
• RC Toulon 48, Lou Rugby 23
• RC Toulon 23, Benetton 0