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Its all over from the Rec, and its Bath who come away with victory to keep their Heineken cup hopes alive. Leicester will be frustrated with a costly defeat, having led for most of the game. Thanks for following, we'll see you next time.

Great try for Bath which may yet clinch the game. Created by Perenise, who strips the ball in the tackle down the right before beating one man and offloading to Louw, who has enough pace to round Hawkins and score in the corner. Heathcote cant convert from a difficult angle, so they lead by one with 5 minutes left.

11 minutes left, Bath have just had a great attack. Heathcote and Eastmond especially have great carries to get Bath into Tigers territory, where Croft does great work on the deck to turn the ball over.

With 15 minutes to go at the Rec, its difficult to call how this game will pan out. The influx of subs has disrupted the flow of the game, but it is still being played at a frantic pace. Leicester currently in possession and so far are recycling well, but Bath too look dangerous with limited ball in hand.

Bath respond well to goin further behind, as new man on Heathcote get passed one before being just clipped when he looked clear. Two phases on however Cole is rightfully penalised for not rolling away, allowing Heathcoteconvert a simmple penalty. 23 minutes to go at the Rec.

Contentious decision as it appears Tait touches the ball before it goes dead from a Donald kick. The ref misses it however and so theres a scrum back on halfway where Leicester win another penalty. Flood nails it from distance to lengthen his sides lead, 50 minutes gone.

5 minutes into the second half, nothing to report as of yet but Bath have made the better start, with most of the possession and territory. Tigers defence is good however.

Bath kick a penalty to the corner, and after Leicester stop an attempted rolling maul, Donald puts in a perfect cross kick to allow Agulla catch and score. Donald adds the extras to close the gap to just one point as referee Wigglesworth blows time on an immensely entertaining half.