How to watch Gloucester vs Bath: TV channel, live stream and kick-off time

Result: Gloucester beat Bath 23–5 in Round 4 of Premiership Rugby at Kingsholm Stadium on Friday 23 October 2026, leading 9–5 at half-time. This page covers how to watch Gloucester vs Bath, the UK television channel and the streaming options.

Kick-off was at 7.45pm UK time. The match was shown live on TNT Sports 1 in the UK and streamed on the TNT Sports app and discovery+.

How to watch Gloucester vs Bath on TV

The match was on TNT Sports 1. That was the only UK television channel listed for the Round 4 fixture between Gloucester and Bath in Premiership Rugby.

Could I stream it?

Yes. Gloucester vs Bath was available to stream on the TNT Sports app and on discovery+, the two streaming options listed alongside the TNT Sports 1 broadcast. Both carried the same fixture as the channel.

Kick-off time and venue

Kick-off was at 7.45pm UK time on Friday 23 October 2026. The match was a Round 4 fixture in Premiership Rugby, played at Kingsholm Stadium, Gloucester’s own ground.

What happened in the match?

Bath had three tries ruled out and Gloucester did not score until the 31st minute, when George Barton landed a penalty. He added two more before the break to put Gloucester 9–0 up.

Kepueli Tuipulotu pulled Bath back with a try from a driving maul on the stroke of half-time, which left the score at 9–5. Freddie Thomas then forced his way over midway through the second half and Barton converted. Max Llewellyn sealed it with a try in the 78th minute, converted by Barton again.

Was the match on free-to-air television?

No. The fixture was a Premiership Rugby match carried by TNT Sports 1, a subscription channel, and streamed on the TNT Sports app and discovery+. There was no free-to-air UK broadcast of this fixture.

Who was on the scoresheet?

Thomas and Llewellyn scored Gloucester’s tries, with Barton converting both and landing three penalties, for 13 points from the boot. Tuipulotu scored Bath’s only try, which was not converted.

Gloucester were shown three yellow cards, to Ollie Thorley, Ciaran Knight and Will Joseph, and Bath none. There were no red cards. The full account is in our Gloucester vs Bath match report.

Bath Rugby’s own match report records the same 23–5 scoreline.