| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
15Anthony Watson, FB 2 | ||
14Aled Brew, W | ||
13Jonathan Joseph, C | ||
12Ben Tapuai, C | ||
11Matt Banahan, W | ||
10Rhys Priestland, FH 3 | ||
9Chris Cook, SH | ||
1Beno Obano, P | ||
2Tom Dunn, H | ||
3Max Lahiff, P | ||
4Elliott Stooke, L | ||
5Charlie Ewels, L | ||
6Matt Garvey, FL | ||
7Francois Louw, FL | ||
8Paul Grant, N8 | ||
| Replacements | ||
16Michael van Vuuren, R | ||
17Nick Auterac, R | ||
18Henry Thomas, R | ||
19Levi Douglas, R | ||
20Zach Mercer, R | ||
21Kahn Fotuali'i, R | ||
22Freddie Burns, R | ||
23Jack Wilson, R | ||
BATH
TOUL*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
A good game of rugby for the neutral fan with some entertaining action at both ends. Neither side really impressed defensively with both lines failing on occassion but with both sides managing to cross the line more than once, it was a decent watch.
Louw made some superb tackles for Bath and was everywhere when they really needed his physicaly stature to supress any Toulon forward movements. Watson was again superb.
Ashton and Nonu the standouts for Toulon. The latter's involvement in their second try was particularly impressive.