Gloucester vs Bath | Overview Page

England - Gallagher Premiership

Gloucester

31-55

Finished

Bath

0 : 5

Beno ObanoTRY

0 : 7

Finn RussellCON

Max LlewellynTRY

5 : 7

Santiago CarrerasCON

Matias AlemannoFreddie Thomas

7 : 10

11'

Finn RussellPEN

19'

Charlie AtkinsonGareth Anscombe

20'

Tomos WilliamsTRY

12 : 10

21'

Santiago CarrerasCON

14 : 10

22'

Ruan AckermannJack Clement

23'

Charlie AtkinsonTRY

19 : 10

24'

Santiago CarrerasCON

21 : 10

21 : 15

26'

Finn RussellTRY

21 : 17

27'

Finn RussellCON

33'

Joe SimmondsRuan Ackermann

40'

Santiago CarrerasPEN

24 : 17

24 : 22

43'

Beno ObanoTRY

44'

Finn RussellCON

46'

Charlie AtkinsonYellow

24 : 31

46'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

52'

Jaco CoetzeeAlfie Barbeary

52'

Val Rapava RuskinCiaran Knight

24 : 36

53'

Josh BaylissTRY

54'

Francois Van WykBeno Obano

54'

Charlie EwelsJosh Bayliss

55'

George BartonSantiago Carreras

55'

Kirill GotovtsevAfolabi Fosagbon

55'

Seb BlakeJack Singleton

62'

Sam UnderhillMiles Reid

24 : 41

64'

Tom de GlanvilleTRY

65'

William StuartThomas du Toit

65'

Louis SchreuderBen Spencer

66'

Ruan AckermannZach Mercer

68'

Ollie ThorleyTRY

29 : 41

68'

Thomas du ToitWilliam Stuart

68'

Josh BaylissRoss Molony

69'

George BartonCON

31 : 41

69'

Niall AnnettTom Dunn

69'

Caolan EnglefieldTomos Williams

31 : 46

70'

Ollie LawrenceTRY

31 : 48

71'

Finn RussellCON

72'

Orlando BaileyTom de Glanville

73'

Cameron RedpathYellow

31 : 53

77'

Jaco CoetzeeTRY

31 : 55

79'

Finn RussellCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Kingsholm Stadium
City	Gloucester
Capacity	16115

News

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