Teams

Bath Rugby	London Irish
Tries Banahan 3, Faletau, Stooke, Vaughan, Vuna, Wilson 2	Tries Loader, McNally 2
Cons Burns 4, Priestland 5	Cons Paice, Tonks
Team 15 FB Tom Homer 14 W Cooper Vuna 13 C Matt Banahan 12 C James Wilson 11 W Aled Brew 10 FH Rhys Priestland 9 SH Kahn Fotuali'i 1 P Lucas Noguera 2 H Tom Dunn 3 P Anthony Perenise 4 L Matt Garvey (c) 5 L Elliott Stooke 6 F Tom Ellis 7 F Francois Louw 8 N8 Taulupe Faletau     Replacements 16 H Jack Walker 17 P Will Vaughan 18 P Victor Delmas 19 L James Phillips 20 F Zach Mercer 21 SH Max Green 22 FH Freddie Burns 23 W Max Clark	Team 15 FB Greig Tonks 14 W Joe Cokanasiga 13 C Tom Fowlie 12 C Fergus Mulchrone 11 W Ben Loader 10 FH Theo Brophy Clews 9 SH Scott Steele 1 P Harry Elrington 2 H Dave Porecki 3 P Oli Hoskins 4 L Franco van der Merwe (c) 5 L Sebastian de Chaves 6 F Josh McNally 7 F Blair Cowan 8 N8 Ofisa Treviranus     Replacements 16 H David Paice 17 P Ben Franks 18 P Petrus du Plessis 19 F Jack Cooke 20 N8 Josh Basham 21 SH Piet van Zyl 22 C Johnny Williams 23 FH Alex Lewington

Notes

Result Bath Rugby won by a margin of 44 points

Aviva Premiership points Bath Rugby 5 (1 try bonus), London Irish 0

Ground name Recreation Ground, Bath

Attendance 14509

Referee MJ Carley

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