The Anglo-Welsh trophy returned to the Rec on Saturday afternoon and the home side were looking to continue their good form in the cup and make it three wins out of win against an in-form Newcastle side who had beaten Bath earlier on in the season.
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Following a few disappointing results, Bath bounced back with a six try frenzy against Worcester at Sixways on Friday night, and getting them back in contention for the top four.
Wasps took no prisoners as they stormed into the Rec and blew Bath away in the first twenty minutes, showcasing all their astounding attacking flair that saw them race in three tries unanswered.
Bath travelled up to Sale Sharks hoping to give their fans an early Christmas present, but ended up leaving with their tails tucked between their legs and licking their wounds as they go into the festive season.
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Having fought so valiantly last week, Bath put their bodies on the line again at the Rec to beat Toulon and what a mammoth effort it was, with the last action of the match lasting a mind-blowing thirty eight phases that had everyone clinging to the edge of their seats willing Bath to keep tackling and hold on.
There was despair for Bath at the Stade Mayol as they succumbed to a late try by Anthony Belleau and leave France with a solitary point. Having matched the hosts throughout the game Bath will rue not being able to finish off the game.
Having performed heroically over the November autumn international period there is growing optimism that the squad Bath have been developing is showing signs of grit and determination which could enforce a real effort to push into the top four of the Aviva Premiership this season.
