Leicester Tigers overwhelmed a youthful Bath side with eight tries in a 46-14 victory at Mattioli Woods Welford Road, securing a home final against Exeter Chiefs in the Prem Rugby Cup. Tom Threlfall opened the scoring within 60 seconds after Bath's defence was caught narrow, setting the tone for a dominant display.

Bath's resolve faltered as Leicester's experience told, with Billy Searle and Tommy Reffell scoring twice each. Orlando Bailey, Harry Palmer, Joaquin Moro and Ollie Hassell-Collins added further tries, while Kepu Tuipulotu and Alex Ridgway's late scores proved mere consolation for the visitors. The match showcased Leicester's depth as they fielded a league-strength side against Bath's academy-laden lineup.

Geoff Parling praised his team's grit after overcoming deficits in earlier rounds, while Bath's Mark Lilley highlighted the experience gained by 11 debutants among 51 players used. Leicester's home final represents a reward for their determination, though Bath can take heart from an encouraging performance in their title defence.