Glasgow head coach Sean Lineen keeps faith for Bath clash as he looks to make Amlin Cup quarter-finals The challenge is to do something we've never done before, and we need everyone to rise to that. The match presents Lineen's men with the chance to record a first away win on English soil in the competition, a feat that would keep alive their hopes of claiming an Amlin Challenge Cup quarter-final spot. Lineen said: "We know our chance of making the Heineken quarter-finals has gone but, make no mistake, this is another huge game for us this weekend. There is a massive amount at stake in any number of senses. First and foremost, we need to win to give ourselves a chance in terms of the Amlin quarter-finals, while beating a Premiership team on their own patch would be a significant achievement in itself. Bath are a tremendous, proud club with great traditions. They set the standard for clubs like ourselves in terms of where we aspire to get to. They'll be hungry to finish their Heineken campaign with a strong performance, so we know just how tough it will be to achieve the right result. We were very frustrated not to beat the reigning European champions (Leinster) last week, and I'm delighted the players aren't satisfied by having run a quality side like that so close. We want to be winning these big games, and it's important we set down a marker this weekend for the battles that are coming our way in the RaboDirect PRO12. Edinburgh stand-off Phil Godman has been called into the Scotland squad for the opening two games of the RBS 6 Nations Championship. Godman, whose late drop goal earned Edinburgh a crucial Heineken Cup victory in Paris against Racing Metro at the weekend, will join the squad in St Andrews when they meet up next week. The 29 year-old has been brought in because Ruaridh Jackson has not yet returned to match action following the leg injury he suffered during Glasgow's RaboDirect PRO12 match at Llanelli earlier this month. Godman, who won the last of his 23 caps in the Six Nations against England, always retained hope he could return to the international fold after returning from a knee injury that kept him out for a year until September. He said: "You always think about getting back into it for the club but also about playing for Scotland as well. It's just great to be back playing for Edinburgh and to be back involved with Scotland. Scotland begin their campaign at home to England on Feb 4 before facing Wales in Cardiff eight days later.