The target is to finish as the highest ranked team and so avoid any of the three Heineken Cup Pool runners-up qualifying for the Amlin knock-out stages.

Bath certainly know what it takes to win European titles - they won the Heineken Cup in 1998 and the Amlin Challenge Cup in 2008 - and a repeat five years on would see them atomatically qualify for next season's Heineken Cup.

They started as they meant to go on with a 40-17 win at Bucharest Wolves - Sam Vesty among the try scorers and supplying half their points total - and something similar is how they intend to finish the group stages.

Match Facts

• Bath have won 22 of their last 23 Amlin Challenge Cup games, their only loss in this period being the 2007 final against ASM Clermont Auvergne.
• At home, the English club have a 100% record in the tournament, winning all 19 games they have played on their own patch.
• Bucharest have won just one of their last 13 away games in this tournament, a 26-13 victory over Crociati in January 2012.
• Wolves have never beaten an English club in the Amlin Challenge Cup, only picking up wins against French and Italian opposition.