Saracens full-back Alex Goode has warned that Glasgow Warriors will have a point to prove when they travel to England to face the two-time winners in their Heineken Champions Cup quarter-final on Saturday at Allianz Park. The London outfit claimed both Pool 3 games against Glasgow, who qualified for the last eight with Saracens by winning their other four pool matches. However, despite Saracens’ victories, the 30-year-old Goode – who played every minute of their six pool matches – highlighted the threats posed by the likes of Scotland lock Jonny Gray, scrum-half Ali Price and wing Tommy Seymour. “They are a top side,” said the England international. “They’ve been doing well in the league, they’ve got a lot of internationals and a couple of guys are coming back for them who are very dangerous. [jwplayer 7LV6vZcX] “They are well coached, so there is no doubt that they’ll want to come and spoil what we’re doing down here. “The pack is run well by Jonny Gray. He does a great job for them and obviously works very hard. “Ali Price has taken up the mantle of being more of an organiser without having Finn Russell there. [Adam] Hastings has come in and done a great job in that sense. https://twitter.com/Saracens/status/1110436219131879428 “But you obviously can't look too far away from the outside, with [Stuart] Hogg and [Tommy] Seymour, just to name a couple, who are very dangerous in partnership and can certainly get in good places and capitalise.” Having won the Champions Cup in 2016 and 2017, Goode stressed how important Europe’s elite club competition is to Saracens. “It’s the premier club competition in the world, in my eyes,” Goode said. “It's steeped in history, [with the] extraordinary grounds you go to, stadiums and the atmosphere across Europe. “I think it's just a tournament which has got better and better over the years, [with] more and more superstars coming from all over the world and the best players playing against each other.”