Bristol Bears vs Newcastle Falcons

England - Gallagher Premiership

Bristol Bears

85-14

Finished

Newcastle Falcons

Ratu NaulagoTRY

5 : 0

AJ MacGintyCON

7 : 0

James DunTRY

12 : 0

AJ MacGintyCON

14 : 0

Max MalinsTRY

19 : 0

10'

AJ MacGintyCON

21 : 0

21 : 5

12'

Adam RadwanTRY

21 : 7

13'

Brett ConnonCON

15'

Magnus BradburyTRY

26 : 7

27'

James WilliamsTRY

31 : 7

31'

Rory JenningsTom Penny

32'

AJ MacGintyCON

33 : 7

37'

Ellis GengeTRY

38 : 7

38'

AJ MacGintyCON

40 : 7

39'

Benhard Janse van RensburgTRY

45 : 7

40'

AJ MacGintyCON

47 : 7

48'

Matias MoroniIwan Stephens

48'

Virimi VakatawaAJ MacGinty

49'

Harry RandallTRY

52 : 7

50'

James WilliamsCON

54 : 7

50'

Will CaponGabriel Oghre

50'

Kieran MarmionHarry Randall

50'

Max LahiffKyle Sinckler

53'

Freddie LockwoodCallum Chick

53'

Max PepperSam Stuart

53'

Jake WoolmoreEllis Genge

53'

Bryan ByrneJamie Blamire

53'

Joe OwenSteven Luatua

53'

Eduardo BelloRichard Palframan

58'

Richard LaneSiva Naulago

60'

Kieran MarmionTRY

59 : 7

61'

James WilliamsCON

61 : 7

61'

Mark DormerAdam Brocklebank

62'

John KellyTim Cardall

63'

Jake HeenanFitz Harding

61 : 12

65'

Brett ConnonTRY

61 : 14

66'

Brett ConnonCON

70'

Jake HeenanTRY

66 : 14

74'

Benhard Janse van RensburgTRY

71 : 14

75'

James WilliamsCON

73 : 14

76'

Virimi VakatawaTRY

78 : 14

77'

Benhard Janse van RensburgCON

80 : 14

79'

Virimi VakatawaTRY

85 : 14

Venue Guide
Stadium	Ashton Gate
City	Bristol
Capacity	27000

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