Bath vs Harlequins | Overview Page

England - Gallagher Premiership

Bath

47-28

Finished

Harlequins

Rodrigo IsgroYellow

Joe CokanasigaTRY

5 : 0

Ted HillTRY

10 : 0

Finn RussellCON

12 : 0

14'

Jamie BensonRodrigo Isgro

18'

Marcus SmithYellow

20'

Ross MolonyTRY

17 : 0

20'

Finn RussellCON

19 : 0

21'

Will MuirTRY

24 : 0

22'

Finn RussellCON

26 : 0

26 : 5

24'

Luke NorthmoreTRY

26 : 7

25'

Jamie BensonCON

26 : 12

34'

Titi LamositeleTRY

26 : 14

35'

Marcus SmithCON

35'

Guy PepperCharlie Ewels

38'

Will MuirTRY

31 : 14

38'

Finn RussellCON

33 : 14

33 : 19

46'

Fin BaxterTRY

33 : 21

46'

Marcus SmithCON

51'

Francois Van WykBeno Obano

51'

Thomas du ToitWilliam Stuart

51'

Sam UnderhillMiles Reid

51'

Jaco CoetzeeAlfie Barbeary

52'

Max OjomohTRY

38 : 21

53'

Finn RussellCON

40 : 21

54'

Wyn JonesTiti Lamositele

54'

Sam RileyJack Walker

55'

Joe LaunchburyIrne Philip Herbst

59'

George HammondStephan Lewies

60'

Danny CareWill Porter

62'

Niall AnnettTom Dunn

64'

Francois Van WykTRY

45 : 21

64'

Will ButtCameron Redpath

65'

Finn RussellCON

47 : 21

67'

Lucas SchmidChandler Cunningham-South

71'

Carr Smith TomTom de Glanville

73'

Jordan ElsFin Baxter

47 : 26

76'

Sam RileyTRY

47 : 28

76'

Marcus SmithCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	The Recreation Ground
City	Bath
Capacity	14509

News

Schoemies strengthens struggling Edinburgh

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