Leicester Tigers vs Bath

England - Gallagher Premiership

Leicester Tigers

35-22

Finished

Bath

0 : 5

Louis SchreuderTRY

0 : 7

Orlando BaileyCON

13'

Matthew RogersonTRY

5 : 7

14'

Handre PollardCON

23'

Mike BrownTRY

12 : 7

24'

Handre PollardCON

14 : 7

30'

GJ van VelzeYellow

31'

James CroninTRY

19 : 7

32'

Handre PollardCON

21 : 7

34'

George MartinTRY

26 : 7

35'

Handre PollardCON

28 : 7

28 : 10

40'

Orlando BaileyPEN

43'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

35 : 10

44'

Jaco CoetzeeYellow

52'

Olly CracknellTommy Reffell

52'

Thomas du ToitJuan Schoeman

55'

James CroninFrancois van Wyk

58'

Will HurdJoe Heyes

61'

Louie Hennessey-BoothOrlando Bailey

61'

Brendan OwenWill Butt

61'

Ewan RichardsJosh Mcnally

61'

Josh McnallyEwan Richards

61'

Kyle HatherellJasper Wiese

61'

Harry WellsGeorge Martin

61'

Theobald Thomas FinnJulian Montoya

64'

Hame FaivaJohn Stewart

64'

Jamie ShillcockHarry Simmons

64'

Johannes JonkerWilliam Stuart

66'

Tom WhiteleyJoe Powell

66'

Louis SchreuderCarr Smith Tom

66'

Joe PowellTom Whiteley

35 : 15

73'

Louie Hennessey-BoothTRY

35 : 17

73'

Sam HarrisonCON

74'

Arthur GreenJaco Coetzee

35 : 22

80'

Ewan RichardsTRY

Venue Guide
Stadium	Welford Road
City	Leicester
Capacity	121892

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