Bath Rugby : The Memorable Matches

In its long and illustrious history Bath has been involved in some memorable games. From the last minute Stuart Barnes, Jon Webb and Jon Callard kicks to win the silverware to Andy Williams' last gasp try at Kingsholm - we have witnessed some dramatic matches. Over the coming seasons we will add to the list and with the help of the supporters add to the memories and copies of memorabilia. If you would like to help add to the list please email simon.clark@bathrugby.com with relevant details.

	Gloucester v Bath Powergen Cup SF 2005
	It was one of the most memorable matches in recent times, but John Connolly’s side left it late in defeating Gloucester in a thrilling derby match at Kingsholm. Bath winning in extra time 19-24
	Wasps v Bath 6th May 2001 Zurich SF Playoff
	Bath staged a stunning comeback to book their place in the Zurich Play off final against Leicester. Tom Voyce scoring a stunning try in the 80th minute at Loftus Road, with a game full of thrills and spills
	Bath v Brive Heinenken Cup Final 1998
	Bath became the first English European Champions in 1998 by beating Brive in Bordeaux, in a match with a carnival atmosphere. The match went right down to the wire with Jon Callard securing Bath's greatest victory in the final second of the game. Full report to follow...
	Bath V Harlequins Pilkington Cup Final 1992
	Bath secured the Pilkington Cup making it three in a row, with an eleventh hour drop kick by Stuart Barnes. Few will forgot the atmosphere of the match played in front of a capcity Twickenham stadium. Full report to follow shortly.
	Toulouse Tournament 1989
	Bath mustered all available players for what turned out to be a four sided tournament of Champions in France's Dordogne Region. After some uncertainty, visitors discovered that the competition was billed as - The Rugby Tournoi du Bas Limousin. The combatants were club giants: Bath, Brive, Toulouse and Neath.