Bath's unbeaten European campaign shows no signs of being stopped after their 20-14 victory over Harlequins 20-14 at the Recreation Ground...
With only a home game against Connacht and a trip to French minnows Montpellier left in the pool stages, Bath's unbeaten record looks in little danger.
Bath full-back Nick Abendanon scored a crucial brace of tries in last weekend's 24-18 victory at the Stoop, and was over the line in only the second minute of the return match.
Bath's Olly Barkley and Quins' Adrian Jarvis traded penalty goals, but Shaun Berne's try in the final minute of the first half gave the home side a daunting 17-3 lead at the break.
Jarvis pegged back three points early in the second spell, but an upset was never on the cards as Bath shut up shop. An injury-time try to winger Tom Williams and a penalty goal from former All Black Andrew Mehrtens gave Quins the final say and a losing bonus point.
Saracens took control of Pool 2 with a 36-16 win over GRAN Parma in Italy. After hammering Parma 71-16 last weekend, the only surprise about Saracens' first try was that it took 18 minutes to achieve. As scrum-half Alan Dickens limped off after taking a heavy knock, the Saracens pack drove their rivals backwards and French referee Romain Poite immediately awarded a penalty try.
The two New Zealand-born fly-halves - Parma's Rima Wakarua and Saracens' Glen Jackson - traded penalty goals as rain started falling at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, before centre Rodd Penney's try gave the visitors a 17-9 lead at the break.
Flanker David Seymour finished off a brilliant break from Thomas Castaignede to put the result beyond doubt, and replacement scrum-half Moses Rauluni bagged the bonus-point try before the hour mark.
In Romania, Newport Gwent Dragons kept the pressure on Pool 1 leaders Bristol with a 39-29 win over Bucuresti.
Home winger Catalin Fercu scored two first-half tries, but his one-man show couldn't prevent Turner's men from recording a crucial bonus-point victory.
Turner said: "We're very disappointed. Every time we scored, we leaked a try. We've won with five points, which is what we set out to do, but we never do anything easy.
"We've got a few bruised egos today, and I think the players will have more respect for Romanian rugby after this. Bucuresti gave us some game."
Both sides scored five tries, but 14 points from the boot of Wales international Ceri Sweeney proved the difference.
Clermont Auvergne dispatched Viadana 57-29 at Parc des Sports Marcel-Michelin after taking a match-winning 26-3 lead at halftime.
Nine different Clermont players scored tries, with fly-half Alexandre Peclier adding six conversions. Former Scotland fly-half Calvin Howarth converted three of the Italians' four tries.
In Italy, Pool 3 leaders Brive hammered Petrarca 48-6 to put one foot into the quarter-finals. Samoan international Terry Fanolua, Fijian international Norman Ligairi and centre Nicolas Couttet all scored try doubles.
