Injuries compound Bath woe

Bath tonight began picking through the pieces of a botched Italian job which has effectively left their Heineken Cup hopes in tatters.

Sun, 05 Dec, 2004 - 13:14

Bath tonight began picking through the pieces of a botched Italian job which has effectively left their Heineken Cup hopes in tatters.

And as coach John Connolly targeted bonus-point victories from the remaining three pool fixtures, Bath’s medical staff were assessing worrying injuries to England internationals Mike Tindall and Matt Perry.

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