Premiership leaders Bath run in nine tries to secure place in Challenge Cup semi-finals
Hosts ran in five tries in end-to-end first half before pulling away in second
Number eight Alfie Barbeary scores two tries in player-of-the-match display
Bath targeting three trophies this season having already won Premiership Cup
Johann van Graan's side will face Edinburgh away in semi-finals in May
FT: Bath 61-26 Gloucester
That's all from us today.
It's been a thrilling weekend of quarter-final action in both the Champions Cup and the Challenge Cup.
Northampton remain in the premier competition, while Bath continue to fly the Premiership flag in the Challenge Cup.
You can read our full report from their derby win over Gloucester in the quarter-final here.
Until next time...
FT: Bath 61-26 Gloucester
Speaking to Premier Sports, Gloucester boss George Skivington said: "We made more errors in the first half than we probably have all season. We were beaten in all facets of the game and Bath were better than us across the board. We felt if we cut out the errors we would be in the game but ultimately, in the second half, we fell off tackles, missed kicks to touch and didn’t execute as well as we wanted to."
On selection: "It failed massively, there was nothing to be excited about. I thought we would see more energy from the lads from the bench but it didn’t work.
"The errors were an issue and we will have to look at why that was. We had a good training week and I thought we were in a good spot but I was wrong about that.
"Today is massively disappointing. The Rec isn't an easy place to come but we were not as good as we should’ve been today."
FT: Bath 61-26 Gloucester
Bath head coach Johann van Graan, speaking to Premier Sports: "I am just glad to finish that game. It was a weird time to play the last of the European games at 17:30 BST on a Sunday.
"Gloucester have been playing really well and put 50 points on Bristol a few weeks ago.
"It is always a tough game.
"We always say best defence and best attack. It is about the defence too, but that is the seventh game in a row that we have scored 40 points or more.
"The most important thing is keeping the opponents score down.
"We will never get too ahead of ourselves and will keep the outside noise away."
FT: Bath 61-26 Gloucester
Player of the match Alfie Barbeary, speaking to Premier Sports: "It is a huge result for us. It is great to get one over on Gloucester, it was a great game.
"Our squad is so competitive, the boys coming on the pitch really added energy. I don't think any team can compete with us when we have that quality off the bench.
"We are just focusing on the next game. We are back into the Premiership next week and will go from there."
FT: Bath 61-26 Gloucester
Sophie Hurcom
BBC Sport at the Recreation Ground
Unfortunately the match was almost copy and repeat for Gloucester who, as they were three weeks ago when the two sides met in the Premiership, had no answer to Bath in the second-half as they showed their strength and blew their West Country neighbours away.
The Cherry and Whites could barely string a handful of phases together during the second 40 minutes and were restricted to just one try on the scoreboard despite running the hosts close before the break.
Again, Bath are just proving to be a level above their league rivals especially when they are at home.
They will now travel to Scotland in a few weeks to take on Edinburgh in the semi-finals for a place in the final at the end of May and with the treble still firmly on.
FT: Bath 61-26 Gloucester
Dan Evans
Rugby journalist on BBC Radio Bristol
I don't think I would have believed it if you told me the final scoreboard would be 61-26.
I still don't believe it.
What a belter.
FT: Bath 61-26 Gloucester
The prize for Bath is a semi-final with Edinburgh on the first weekend of May.
That one should be a cracker!
FT: Bath 61-26 Gloucester
Bath were ruthless when they entered the Gloucester 22.
The visitors also looked sharp in attack but they fell off tackles and allowed Bath a route to the whitewash.
It's all over. Bath are comfortable winners in the latest instalment of the West Country derby.
Bath's pursuit of three trophies this season rolls on...
Tom Carr-Smith (con Finn Russell)
Bath's offload game has been impressive and they continue to pour forward before Tom Carr-Smith dives over under the posts.
Finn Russell won't miss the conversion from there.
Lewis Ludlow (con Santiago Carreras)
Gloucester have a consolation through club captain Lewis Ludlow.
It probably won't affect the outcome but a welcome try for the visitors, nonetheless.
Santiago Carreras kicks the extras from the tee.
Ted Hill (con Finn Russell)
Bath are over again.
Miles Reid surges forward before Ted Hill powers over from close range to score Bath's eighth try.
Finn Russell adds the conversion.
Bath 47-19 Gloucester
Into the final 10 minutes, Bath are surely home and hosed now.
Gloucester have looked exciting in attack but have defended poorly on occasion.
Jaco Coetzee (con Finn Russell)
Too easy.
It's a first-phase strike move as Jaco Coetzee crashes through in midfield.
Gloucester have fallen off tackles too often today.
Finn Russell deepens the wound from the tee.
Image source, Getty ImagesBath 40-19 Gloucester
Santiago Carreras has been assured from the boot this afternoon but that one could be costly.
The Gloucester full-back kicks it out on the full inside his own 22.
Chance for Bath.
Bath 40-19 Gloucester
Christian Wade has had a relatively quiet game and Will Muir does brilliantly to keep it that way with a diving chop tackle.
He had to make that or Wade would have been off.
The home faithful enjoyed that one.
Bath 40-19 Gloucester
Gloucester captain Chris Harris has a bit of a telling off on behalf of his team for their repeated infringement at the breakdown.
Bath are banging on the door again as they look to close this game out.
Bath 40-19 Gloucester
Dan Evans
Rugby journalist on BBC Radio Bristol
He just effectively 'decked them' as he ran forward. He just bulldozed through and dived over triumphantly to score.
Alfie Barbeary (con Finn Russell)
Is that the killer blow?
Finn Russell throws the ball to a rampaging Alfie Barbeary, who shrugs off the first tackle before powering over the line.
Russell adds the conversion to stretch Bath's lead.
Image source, gettBath 33-19 Gloucester
Sophie Hurcom
BBC Sport at the Recreation Ground
Gloucester director of rugby George Skivington is sat on the end of the bench where I am today and has a steely look on his face - he barely seemed to blink for a moment.
Skivington has clearly seen enough less than 10 minutes into the second half to warrant some changes, with five players coming on - tellingly perhaps all in the forward pack.
After being overpowered in the second half during this meeting a few weeks ago, Skivington is playing his card early to try and get his side back on level terms.
Tomos Williams has then also made way for Caloan Englefield at scrum-half.
