Nearly a full calendar year has passed since the 2019-20 Gallagher Premiership season got underway, but the race for the top four has gone down to the wire with Wasps, Bath, Sale and Bristol vying for the remaining semi-final places.
Bristol Bears have kept their hope for play-off alive after trouncing Leicester Tigers 40-3 in the 21st round of the Gallagher Premiership at Ashton Gate.
Toulon have secured a berth in the European Challenge Cup final after they defeated Leicester Tigers 34-19 in the semi-final at Stade Felix Mayol on Saturday.
Bristol Bears have reached the European Challenge Cup final for the first time as they defeated Bordeaux Begles 37-20 at Ashton Gate in the semi-final on Saturday.
Bristol Bears centre Siale Piutau has returned back to the line-up for the upcoming European Challenge Cup game against Bordeaux Begles to be played at Ashton Gate on Friday.
Bristol Bears came up with a seven-try dominant performance as they defeated Dragons 56-17 in the quarter-final of the European Challenge Cup at Ashton Gate on Friday.
It was another try-fest at the Ricoh Arena on Sunday as Wasps ran out 59-35 winners over Bristol to move up to second in the Gallagher Premiership table.
Sale Sharks have lost their appeal against the ban of Siale Piutau for striking Worcester's Andrew Kitchener in the 19th round Gallagher Premiership clash between the two sides.
Bristol Bears fly-half Callum Sheedy says his side must focus on themselves in the race for the top four in the Gallagher Premiership as the season approaches a fascinating climax.
The latest mid-week fixtures of the 19th round of the Gallagher Premiership saw Exeter Chiefs book the play-off berth after beating Gloucester 35-22 which was also their seventh consecutive win.
Bristol Bears came up with a seven-try performance as they trounced Northampton Saints 47-10 in the 19th round of the Gallagher Premiership at Ashton Gate.
Bristol Bears director of rugby Pat Lam said his side should be wary of the threat from Northampton Saints as the two teams lock horns with each other in the 19th round of the Gallagher Premiership on Tuesday.
Bristol Bears centre Siale Piutau and Worcester's Andrew Kitchener have been handed a three-game ban following their involvement in an incident in the recently concluded Gallagher Premiership game between the two teams.
Bristol Bears have reclaimed the second position in the ongoing Gallagher Premiership after they went on to beat Worcester Warriors 13-36 in the 18th round at Sixways on Friday.