Replacement Ted Hill powers over late on as Bath fight back to beat Northampton in an 11-try epic to reach the semi-finals of the Champions Cup for first time since 2006
Kepu Tuipulotu, another replacement, cut Northampton's lead to five as Bath dominated the second half
Saints led by 21 points during a sensational first half but two late Bath tries reduced their lead to 35-26 at half-time
Replacement Alfie Barbeary named player of the match as Prem champions' bench made a massive impact
Bath, European champions in 1998, will play Toulouse or Bordeaux in last four in May
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Steve Mather
Postpublished at 21:38 BST 10 April
21:38 BST 10 April
Bath 36-41 Northampton
Alex Cuthbert Champions Cup winner with Exeter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Iyogun knocked on.That was a real pressure moment there five metres from the line.
Fin Smith kicks wide for Saints wing Ollie Sleightholme on the flank - if it goes to hand he scores - but Smith just puts a little too much on it and it escapes the winger's clutches into touch.
Converted try: Bath 33-38 Northamptonpublished at 58 mins
58 mins
Kepu Tuipulotu (con: Finn Russell)
Bath make it count immediately!
They keep it tight at the set-piece and sub hooker Kepu Tuipulotu is the beneficiary of the driving maul as he dives over to make it five tries apiece!
Finn Russell knocks over the penalty and all of a sudden Bath only trail by five and have the extra man.
Bath are almost in again with a swift counter attack from that turnover with Ben Spencer kicking long and the hosts then charge down the clearing kick and the ball is bouncing around everywhere near the Saints line!
Spencer looks like he's in but passes back infield, Will Muir can't quite gather under pressure and Saints escape!
He collects a knock-on from Bath and wants to kick deep into opposition territory with no-one back but he shins it into touch and is really annoyed with himself.
That came after some good defence disrupted Bath's attacking line-out.
But the hosts have the ball back again after a Saints knock-on.
As is the way in this contest, Bath are straight back on the attack after that Fin Smith penalty.
Saints make an infringement of their own and Bath skipper Ben Spencer has a little word in the ear of referee Andrew Brace.
A couple of changes for Bath now - one of them is prop Thomas du Toit who was named man of the match after only playing the second half last week against Saracens.
Penalty: Bath 26-38 Northamptonpublished at 42 mins
42 mins
Fin Smith (Northampton)
There's no question of either team adapting their approach to attacking rugby but Saints for the first time tonight point to the posts when they have a penalty.
Sensible choice - but we want tries!
Fin Smith knocks it over with ease from in front of the posts and the first points of the second half go to the visitors who move that lead out to 12.
Saints were 35-14 up after half-an-hour but Bath scored two tries before the break to put themselves back in touch in a game that looked to be slipping away from them.
We start the second half with Saints holding a nine-point lead.