Form Guide

Bath Rugby – 5^th in the Aviva Premiership

Leicester Tigers 23-27 Bath Rugby (W)

Bath Rugby 31-21 Saracens(W)

Northampton Saints 24-6 Bath Rugby (L)

Bath Rugby 32-33 Newcastle Falcons(L)

Wasps 9-25 Bath Rugby (W)

Bath Rugby 29-13 Worcester Warriors(W)

Gloucester Rugby – 8^th in the Aviva Premiership

Gloucester Rugby 28-21 Exeter Chiefs (W)

Harlequins 28-17 Gloucester Rugby (L)

Leicester Tigers 24-10 Gloucester Rugby (L)

Gloucester Rugby 24-19 Worcester Warriors (W)

Sale Sharks 57-10 Gloucester Rugby (L)

Gloucester Rugby 29-24 Northampton Saints(W)

One to watch

Taulupe Faletau (Bath Rugby)

Faletau has continued to make his mark on the Aviva Premiership this season, after starring for the British & Irish Lions over the summer in New Zealand. The Welsh international has gone from strength-to-strength and is undoubtedly one of the form players in his position.

Henry Trinder (Gloucester Rugby)

Trinder has bounced back from a series of serious injuries toshow how valuable an asset he is to the Cherry & Whites. The centre showed his worth with two memorable tries in the 29-24 victory against Northampton Saints.

Head-to-head

Tackles made

Lewis Ludlow – 94

Tom Dunn - 71

Metres gained

Semesa Rokoduguni – 503m

Jason Woodward – 473m

Defenders beaten

Semesa Rokoduguni – 21

Henry Trinder – 21

Turnovers won

Francois Louw –6

Val Rapava Ruskin – 6

Tries scored

Semesa Rokoduguni – 5

Henry Trinder – 2

Points scored

Rhys Priestland – 54

Billy Burns – 25

Last time around...

Bath Rugby's Taulupe Faletau was the hero last time the two teams met, with the number eight scoring a hat-trick of tries in the 44-20 victory at the Rec.

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