Northampton Saints vs Bath

England - Gallagher Premiership Playoffs

Northampton Saints

25-21

Finished

Bath

0 : 3

Finn RussellPEN

20'

Fin SmithDRO

22'

Beno ObanoRed

22'

Juan SchoemanAlfie Barbeary

23'

Tommy FreemanTRY

8 : 3

24'

Fin SmithCON

10 : 3

28'

Ollie SleightholmeTRY

15 : 3

15 : 8

31'

Thomas du ToitTRY

15 : 10

32'

Finn RussellCON

15 : 13

43'

Finn RussellPEN

44'

George HendyBurger Odendaal

48'

Fin SmithPEN

18 : 13

51'

Will MuirTRY

52'

Emmanuel IyogunAlex Waller

53'

William StuartJuan Schoeman

53'

Niall AnnettTom Dunn

57'

Sam MatavesiCurtis Langdon

57'

Elliot Millar-MillsTrevor Davison

61'

Lewis LudlamTom Pearson

65'

Miles ReidSam Underhill

18 : 21

66'

Finn RussellPEN

67'

Sam GrahamJuarno Augustus

69'

Elliott StookeQuinn Roux

69'

Josh BaylissTed Hill

71'

Temo MayanavanuaAlexander Moon

71'

Tom JamesFin Smith

74'

Aiden Ainsworth CaveTRY

23 : 21

75'

George FurbankCON

25 : 21

75'

Sam UnderhillMiles Reid

78'

Miles ReidJoe Cokanasiga

79'

Orlando BaileyFinn Russell

Venue Guide
Stadium	Franklin's Gardens
City	Northampton
Capacity	15249

News

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