Position: | Full Back, Wing |
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Honours: | England |
Date of birth: | 26 February 1994 |
Birthplace: | Ashford, England |
Height: | 185cm (6' 1") |
Weight: | 93kg (14st 9lb) |
Games | 2 |
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Minutes played | 160 |
Tries | 0 |
Conversions | 0 |
Drop goals | 0 |
Penalties | 0 |
Points | 0 |
Try assists | 0 |
Tackles | 10 |
Carries | 15 |
Metres gained | 43 |
Turnovers won | 0 |
Turnovers conceded | 4 |
Lineouts Won | 0 |
Yellow cards | 0 |
Red cards | 0 |
Plying his trade at both full-back and wing, Anthony Watson is a well-respected member of the Blue, Black and White squad. The England International has made 105 appearances since signing from London Irish in 2013 and has portrayed his secure defence and elusive attacking style for his country, as well as representing the British and Irish Lions in 2017.
Having represented England through the age-groups, he made his full international debut in November 2014 against New Zealand and is now considered as an England regular. Utilised by the Red Rose on the wing, by the summer of 2016, Watson's red-hot form had seen him score 12 tries in 24 international matches.
Watson signed a new contract with the Club in November of the 2018 /19 season alongside making his 100th appearance for the Club against Leicester in the final fixture of that season.
14 August 2020
Bath Rugby captain Charlie Ewels will make his 100th appearance for the Club on Saturday as the Blue, Black and White face-up against London Irish in Round 14 of the Gallagher Premiership (kick-off 15:00, BT Sport Extra 1). Read more
10 August 2020
Utility back Anthony Watson has his eyes set firmly on hitting the ground running when Bath Rugby’s season resumes with the visit of London Irish on Saturday at the Rec. Read more
5 March 2020
Bath Rugby will have five players on the pitch at Twickenham this weekend as England take on Wales in a vital Guinness Six Nations match (kick-off 4:45pm live on ITV1).Bath Rugby will have five players on the pitch at Twickenham this weekend as England take on Wales in a vital Guinness Six Nations match (kick-off 4:45, live on ITV1). Read more