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England - Gallagher Premiership

Harlequins

24-26

Finished

Bath

Alex DombrandtTRY

5 : 0

Marcus SmithCON

7 : 0

10'

Jaco CoetzeeAlfie Barbeary

16'

Rodrigo IsgroTRY

12 : 0

17'

Marcus SmithCON

14 : 0

20'

Irne Philip HerbstDino Lamb-Cona

14 : 5

25'

Guy PepperTRY

14 : 5

25'

Guy PepperTRY

14 : 7

26'

Finn RussellCON

28'

Tom DunnYellow

14 : 12

33'

Tom de GlanvilleTRY

34'

Finn RussellCON

38'

Rodrigo IsgroTRY

19 : 14

39'

Marcus SmithCON

21 : 14

47'

Dillon LewisTiti Lamositele

49'

Thomas du ToitWilliam Stuart

53'

Nathan JibuluJack Walker

53'

Joe MarlerFin Baxter

53'

Chandler Cunningham-SouthWill Evans

56'

Ted HillSam Underhill

56'

Richards EwanQuinn Roux

56'

Francois Van WykBeno Obano

60'

Guy PepperYellow

61'

Marcus SmithPEN

24 : 14

61'

Will EvansJack Kenningham

61'

Danny CareWill Porter

24 : 19

63'

Thomas du ToitTRY

24 : 21

64'

Finn RussellCON

65'

Niall AnnettTom Dunn

65'

Orlando BaileyEmens Austin

72'

James ChisholmAlex Dombrandt

72'

Jack KenninghamWill Evans

24 : 26

77'

Francois Van WykTRY

79'

Carr Smith TomTom de Glanville

Venue Guide
Stadium	Twickenham Stoop
City	Twickenham
Capacity	14816

News

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