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Anthony Watson: Bath may be favourites but it’s too close to call

Bath may be the favourites to win the Premiership after dominating the regular season, but Anthony Watson will never forget what happened when they reached the final 10 years ago.
Impressive: Finn Russell in action for Bath in their win over Leicester last weekend PICTURES: Getty Images

Paul Rees talks to former Lions, England and Leicester Tigers winger Anthony Watson about this season’s title finale

Bath may be the favourites to win the Premiership after dominating the regular season, but Anthony Watson will never forget what happened when they reached the final 10 years ago.
Bath, who finished second in the table in 2015, faced Saracens, who only secured fourth place in the last round and went on to win at Northampton in the play-off.
Sarries were 25-3 up at half-time in the Twickenham final, and while Bath fought back after the break, they were kept at arm’s length and...

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