Wasps have won their last four fixtures against Bath in Premiership Rugby equalling their best sequence of results against them. Wasps have won just one of their last six away games in the competition: 39-36 at London Irish on June 5. Wasps’ only victory in their last four Premiership Rugby encounters was 26-20 at home to Northampton in Round Four. Bath’s only success in their last six fixtures at the Recreation Ground in all tournaments was 30-24 against Northampton in Round 22 of Premiership Rugby last season. Replacements: 16 Ollie Burrows, 17 Ben Moon, 18 Josh Isofa-Scott, 19 Christ Tshiunza, 20 Rus Tuima, 21 Sam Hidaglo-Clyne, 22 Joe Simmonds, 23 Ian WhittenĪssistant Referees: Hamish Smales, Jonathan Healyįorm: Bath Rugby have now slipped to five successive Premiership Rugby reversals, their worst sequence in the tournament since 2002. Replacements: 16 Santiago Socino, 17 Harry Elrington, 18 Kirill Gotovtsev, 19 Freddie Thomas, 20 Jack Clement, 21 Charlie Chapman, 22 Lloyd Evans, 23 Kyle MoyleĮxeter Chiefs: 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Tom Hendrickson, 12 Ollie Devoto, 11 Facundo Cordero, 10 Harvey Skinner, 9 Jack Maunder, 8 Richard Capstick, 7 Don Armand, 6 Sam Skinner, 5 Sean Lonsdale, 4 Will Witty, 3 Harry Williams, 2 Jack Yeandle (c), 1 Alec Hepburn Gloucester: 15 Jason Woodward, 14 Louis Rees-Zammit, 13 Chris Harris, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Santiago Carreras, 10 Adam Hastings, 9 Ben Meehan, 8 Ben Morgan, 7 Lewis Ludlow (c), 6 Ruan Ackermann, 5 Andrew Davidson, 4 Freddie Clarke, 3 Fraser Balmain, 2 Jack Singleton, 1 Val Rapava-Ruskin The last three meetings between the two clubs have all gone the way of home team advantage whilst Exeter’s record at Kingsholm in Premiership Rugby is an excellent won five, lost seven. The Chiefs have lost just one of their last six away games in the tournament: 19-34 at Leicester on the opening weekend. Exeter Chiefs’ three game winning run in Premiership Rugby ended with their 21-33 home defeat to London Irish on Saturday.

That defeat to the Tigers was Gloucester’s only loss at Kingsholm in Premiership Rugby since March. Round Seven of the Premiership is set for kick-off as six games take place, including the highly anticipated East Midlands derby between Northampton Saints and Leicester Tigers on Saturday.Ĭheck on all the team news for the weekend while we also predict the results of the matches.įorm: Gloucester Rugby are unbeaten in the last four rounds of Premiership Rugby since losing at home to Leicester at the end of September, a run that also includes a 25-25 draw at London Irish in Round Five. Saracens v Wasps – Gallagher Premiership – StoneX Stadium

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