13 Ollie Lawrence: Grew into the game after a pretty shoddy start where the Saints<\/a> shredded that midfield defence. Had some good carries after the break but it wasn\u2019t his best performance. 6<\/p>\n 12 Cameron Redpath: Similar to Lawrence, got better as the game wore on. Was embarrassed by Ollie Sleightholme for the Saints wing\u2019s try, but responded well to that setback with a much better display after the break. 6<\/p>\n 11 Will Muir: Mopped up well in the backfield even if his clearance kicks weren\u2019t great but changed the momentum with his aerial work. 7<\/p>\n Half-back class<\/p>\n 10 Finn Russell: It\u2019s fair to say some of his early decisions were abysmal but they were mixed with some moments of brilliance, including his own try and the assist for Arundell\u2019s score. However, he was superb in edging Bath<\/a> back into the contest and dictated proceedings in the second period, ultimately going from the ridiculous to the sublime. 8<\/p>\n 9 Ben Spencer (c): It wasn\u2019t going at all well for Bath in the opening half-hour and, as a result, Spencer\u2019s influence was limited but he showed all his class and experience after the interval, controlling his pack superbly. 8<\/p>\n 8 Miles Reid: Sin-binned early on for a cynical infringement but did everything he could to make up for that error when he returned. Some big moments at close quarters as the Bath pack got on top the longer the match went on. 7<\/p>\n 7 Sam Underhill: Not a half-hour he will remember fondly with the hosts struggling while he was on the field. Underhill was then replaced for a HIA and never returned. 5<\/p>\n 6 Guy Pepper: A big reason for Bath\u2019s turnaround following a shocking 30 minutes. Hugely physical around the contact area as the West Country outfit finally got their opponents going into reverse. 8<\/p>\n![\"\"\/](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ie\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/Player-ratings-image-1.jpg\")
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