Gloucester v Bristol Top Performers
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Gloucester maintained their unbeaten run in the Premiership beating Bristol 35-13 at Kingsholm.
Here are our Top Performers from the clash.
Jake Polledri - Gloucester Rugby
Polledri was rightfully named the man of the match in this match despite Charles Sharples scoring a brace.
The flanker was all over the pitch making 11 tackles and 19 carries. He topped the running metres made in the clash (80) and beat 7 more defenders than any other player (9).
🇮🇹 Jake Polledri vs. @BristolBears
— Ultimate Rugby (@ultimaterugby) September 14, 2018
0️⃣9️⃣ Def Beaten
0️⃣3️⃣ Offloads
1️⃣1️⃣ Tackles
1️⃣9️⃣ Carries
8️⃣0️⃣ Metres
🍒 What a TALENT https://t.co/t7w2khsAAf
Lewis Ludlow - Gloucester Rugby
Gloucester's back row was certainly firing tonight with Polledri, Ackermann and Ludlow all having strong games.
Ludlow made 9 tackles and gained 74 running metres from his 8 carries beating 2 defenders.
He also came up with two turnovers for his side.
George Smith - Bristol Bears
The former Wallaby received his second card in as many weeks but was absolutely superb for Bristol for the 70 minutes he was on the pitch.
He consistently slowed Gloucester's attack down with some great work at the breakdown and at the age of 38 still weighed-in with 19 tackles without missing one!
Charlie Sharples - Gloucester Rugby
The experienced speedster was in the right place at the right time to score a quick brace while Bristol were down to 14-men.
He received a great pass by Danny Cipriani to score his first and finished off a simple try following a strong maul for his second.
The second try was Sharples 50th Premiership try of his career.
That's not even fair @DannyCipriani87!
— Rugby on BT Sport (@btsportrugby) September 14, 2018
There's magic in those hands 😮 #GallagherPrem pic.twitter.com/ymtZ3QTG4w
Billy Twelvetrees - Gloucester Rugby
Twelvetrees ran strong direct running lines throughout the game that got Gloucester on the front foot.
He set the perfect platform to attack from which the likes of Danny Cipriani, Jason Woodward and co made the most of.