Bath survive late scare from Glasgow

Bath 35 Glasgow 31

Bath survive late scare from Glasgow
Sun, 07 Dec, 2008 - 15:41

Bath 35 Glasgow 31

Bath claimed a bonus-point victory today to remain in Heineken Cup quarter-final contention - but to do so, they had to subdue spirited Glasgow resistance at the Recreation Ground.

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