Northampton Saints vs Bath

England - Gallagher Premiership

Northampton Saints

35-34

Finished

Bath

Josh KemenyTRY

5 : 0

Fin SmithCON

7 : 0

Fraser DingwallTRY

12 : 0

Josh BaylissGuy Pepper

12'

James RammTRY

17 : 0

13'

Fin SmithCON

19 : 0

19 : 5

15'

Joe CokanasigaTRY

19 : 10

25'

Orlando BaileyTRY

19 : 12

26'

Finn RussellCON

28'

George HendyTRY

24 : 12

29'

Fin SmithCON

26 : 12

31'

Sam UnderhillWill Muir

40'

Tom SeabrookGeorge Hendy

41'

Tarek HaffarTom West

26 : 17

45'

William StuartTRY

26 : 19

46'

Finn RussellCON

46'

Tom LockettAlex Coles

46'

Angus Scott-YoungTemo Mayanavanua

49'

Thomas du ToitWilliam Stuart

49'

Charlie EwelsRoss Molony

50'

Fin SmithPEN

29 : 19

50'

Francois Van WykBeno Obano

53'

Henry PollockTom Pearson

29 : 24

56'

Max OjomohTRY

29 : 26

56'

Finn RussellCON

56'

William StuartThomas du Toit

58'

Jaco CoetzeeAlfie Barbeary

60'

Alfie BarbearyJaco Coetzee

61'

Luke GreenTrevor Davison

29 : 31

63'

Joe CokanasigaTRY

71'

Fin SmithPEN

32 : 31

71'

Kepu TuipulotuTom Dunn

32 : 34

76'

Finn RussellPEN

76'

Louis SchreuderBen Spencer

77'

Aiden Ainsworth CaveYellow

78'

Archie McParlandTom Seabrook

80'

Fin SmithPEN

35 : 34

Venue Guide
Stadium	Franklin's Gardens
City	Northampton
Capacity	15249

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