Harlequins vs Gloucester

England - Gallagher Premiership

Harlequins

32-26

Finished

Gloucester

Nick DavidTRY

5 : 0

11'

Adam HastingsTRY

5 : 7

12'

Adam HastingsCON

20'

Nick DavidTRY

10 : 7

24'

Alex DombrandtTRY

15 : 7

28'

James ChisholmStephan Lewies

36'

Fin BaxterJoe Marler

43'

Dino Lamb-ConaTRY

20 : 7

44'

Marcus SmithCON

22 : 7

44'

Irne Philip HerbstDino Lamb-Cona

22 : 12

51'

George McGuiganTRY

22 : 14

52'

Adam HastingsCON

54'

Danny CareTRY

27 : 14

55'

Marcus SmithCON

29 : 14

57'

Dillon LewisWill Collier

58'

Caolan EnglefieldStephen Varney

58'

Max LlewellynSeb Atkinson

60'

Jack ClementRuan Ackermann

60'

Cameron JordanFreddie Clarke

63'

Mayco VivasJamal Ford-Robinson

63'

Sebastian BlakeGeorge McGuigan

66'

Will PorterDanny Care

66'

Jonny MayLouis Rees-Zammit

70'

Marcus SmithDRO

32 : 14

32 : 19

71'

Jonny MayTRY

73'

Sam RileyJack Walker

73'

Ciaran KnightKirill Gotovtsev

32 : 26

77'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

78'

Tyrone GreenYellow

Venue Guide
Stadium	Twickenham Stoop
City	Twickenham
Capacity	14816

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