Warriors fight back to beat 11-man Bath, Chiefs grind out Bristol win

Worcester Warriors clinched only their fourth victory of the Premiership season as Bryce Heem scored a 98th-minute try against a Bath side who finished the game with 11 men.

Second bottom in the table, the Warriors appeared set for a heavy defeat as Bath stormed to a 19-3 half-time lead, 14 of their points coming from the boot of Freddie Burns.

However, Duncan Weir's penalty was followed by Heem's first try as Worcester cut the gap to eight points before the game turned further in their favour as Ross Batty was sent off for a neck roll.

Weir then knocked over another penalty to bring Worcester to within a try, with the Warriors subsequently piling on the pressure just a few metres out from the Bath line as Todd Blackadder's men tried desperately to protect their advantage.

But Max Lahiff, Lucas Noguera Paz and Aled Brew all saw yellow in the additional minutes, and a severely depleted Bath were unable to hold out as a long looping pass found Heem to touch down and Weir added the crucial conversion.

Worcester are now four points ahead of Newcastle Falcons after the bottom side were beaten again.

Harlequins celebrated Mike Brown's club-record 308th appearance in style by running in five tries in a 38-17 defeat of the Falcons to go third.