Bath secured a dramatic 26-24 victory over Harlequins at the Twickenham Stoop, marking a strong comeback from being 24-14 down. Harlequins initially took control of the match with tries from Alex Dombrandt and debutant Rodrigo Isgro, who scored twice in the first half. Bath responded with scores from Guy Pepper and Tom de Glanville, demonstrating resilience even when reduced to 14 players. Late in the game, South African prop Francois van Wyk scored the winning try, ensuring Bath climbed to second place in the Premiership standings. The match highlighted individual skills, particularly from Bath's Finn Russell and Harlequins' Marcus Smith, who orchestrated key plays throughout. Both teams showcased their attacking flair, but Bath's determination ultimately clinched the win.