Bristol Bears vs Gloucester

England - Gallagher Premiership

Bristol Bears

51-26

Finished

Gloucester

10'

Max MalinsTRY

5 : 0

19'

Ellis GengeTRY

10 : 0

20'

Callum SheedyCON

12 : 0

24'

Harry ElringtonMayco Vivas

26'

Harry RandallTRY

17 : 0

27'

Callum SheedyCON

19 : 0

30'

Fitz HardingTRY

24 : 0

31'

Callum SheedyCON

26 : 0

34'

Callum SheedyPEN

29 : 0

29 : 5

39'

Louis Rees-ZammitTRY

29 : 7

40'

Santiago CarrerasCON

40'

Harry RandallTRY

34 : 7

40'

Josh CaulfieldFitz Harding

34 : 12

44'

Ollie ThorleyTRY

48'

Joe BatleyTRY

39 : 7

49'

Callum SheedyCON

41 : 7

50'

George McGuiganSantiago Socino

50'

Jamal Ford-RobinsonFraser Balmain

50'

Freddie ClarkeArthur Clark

50'

James WilliamsCallum Sheedy

52'

Kieran MarmionHarry Randall

41 : 12

53'

Louis Rees-ZammitTRY

41 : 17

57'

Jamal Ford-RobinsonTRY

41 : 19

58'

Santiago CarrerasCON

62'

Jake HeenanDaniel Thomas

64'

Ben DonnellJack Clement

64'

Josh HathawayLloyd Evans

66'

Jake WoolmoreEllis Genge

66'

Jake WoolmoreEllis Genge

66'

Kalaveti RavouvouMax Malins

66'

George KloskaKyle Sinckler

41 : 24

67'

Jamal Ford-RobinsonTRY

41 : 26

68'

Santiago CarrerasCON

70'

Ruan AckermannYellow

71'

Harry ThackerTRY

46 : 26

72'

James WilliamsCON

48 : 26

72'

Gabriel OghreSteven Luatua

75'

Hillman Cooper LouisMark Atkinson

80'

James WilliamsPEN

51 : 26

Venue Guide
Stadium	Ashton Gate
City	Bristol
Capacity	27000

News

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