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Bath and Leicester Tigers competed in a critical Gallagher Premiership play-off match on Saturday, June 6, 2026. The contest determined which club would secure home advantage for the semi-finals. The game kicked off at 3:15 PM BST, with coverage starting at 3:00 PM BST on TNT Sports in the UK and also available on FloRugby in the US and Stan Sport in Australia.

Bath Rugby, positioned in the second place in the Gallagher PREM table, faced Leicester Tigers, who were in third place. Both teams had already secured their positions in the play-offs, but victory was essential to earn home advantage for the upcoming semi-finals.

Viewers had various options to watch the match globally. In the UK and Ireland, TNT Sports was the primary broadcaster, while HBO Max served as the streaming platform. Fans could access TNT Sports through different TV packages, including Sky, BT, EE, and Virgin Media. Moreover, those traveling abroad were advised to use VPNs to watch the game as if they were in the UK.

In the United States, FloRugby provided streaming access, with a monthly subscription priced at $39.99, while an annual subscription could save fans significantly. Australia offered the match through Stan Sport, requiring an additional fee on top of the base plan.

New Zealand viewers could tune in via Sky Sport, where subscriptions and day passes were available.

Both teams entered the match in tough form. Bath, the reigning champions, had lost three out of their last four league matches, with their only win coming against Newcastle Red Bulls. Coach Johann van Graan selected a robust lineup despite notable absences, including key fly-half Finn Russell, replaced by Santi Carreras.

Leicester Tigers also faced challenges, suffering losses to Exeter Chiefs and Saracens recently, but a prior victory over Northampton reaffirmed their capability, with coach Geoff Parling optimistic about their performance in Bath.

The refereeing duties were assigned to Ian Tempest, aided by assistants Sara Cox and Jonathan Healy, with Adam Leal serving as TMO. Fans were encouraged to look out for the team line-ups at the bottom of the match previews on the Rugby World platform.