Premiership: Bath 21-17 Harlequins - Will Muir tries help hosts win
Shower got their first consecutive Premiership wins since March with a hounded 21-17 triumph over Harlequins.
Dino Lamb scored first for Quins however two Ben Spencer punishments shut the hole to a point.
Cadan Murley's take a stab at half-time pushed Quins' benefit out however Will Muir scored two times for Bath after the break to start to lead the pack.
George Hammond's attempt made it 18-17 to set up a strained finale, however a Spencer punishment wrapped up a noteworthy success.
Lower part of the table Bath came into the match off the rear of two losses in Europe, yet having at last got their first success of the period at Worcester in the Premiership before the break.
In any case, with a broad physical issue list actually suffering and Charlie Ewels, Orlando Bailey and Will Stuart all called up to the England crew, it took Quins only two minutes to break their line.
Minutes after the fact a Danny Care cross-field show selected Nick David, who went over the attempt line however failed.
The tension didn't ease up and Quins ultimately got a merited attempt after some speedy passing set off David, who offloaded to Lamb to go over in the corner.
Shower were the joint-most reduced attempt scorers in the association before start off and their absence of a can-do attitude was at first clear, even after Quins' Tyrone Green was shipped off the canister for a conscious wreck.
Two line-outs inside five meters of the line failed miserably, Cameron Redpath broke the line however his kick ran into contact, while Max Ojomoh nearly set up Muir after a turnover ball.
In any case, the punishment count immediately started to pile facing Harlequins - themselves missing any semblance of Marcus Smith, Alex Dombrandt, Joe Marler, Joe Marchant and Luke Northmore to England obligation - with advance marking Nathan Hughes having a huge effect for the hosts, as Ben Spencer kicked six focuses over.
In any case, again Bath discarded another have a go at scoring a valuable open door, wrecking a shrewd line-out which was taken. Quins then, at that point, hustled down the opposite finish to score, as winger Murley jumped on a mathematical benefit.
The break washed great as they returned out terminating, with Muir requiring just three minutes to score, severing a tackle and holding one more to go over in the corner.
Somewhere down in Harlequins' 22, Bath penetrated through the stages and, while Ewan Richards was considered to have been held up over the line, a long pass from Redpath allowed Muir his second.
Quins had been mysterious however with under 10 minutes to go Hugh Jones moved past the addition line, setting off Green - who had Hammond on his outside - to make it 18-17.
Shower have lost four matches this season by less than seven places however critically hung on this time, winning an enormous scrum punishment from which Spencer wrapped up their subsequent triumph.
Shower lead trainer Neal Hatley told BBC Radio Bristol:
"I was unable to be more satisfied, for Dave Williams [attack and backs coach], for Mark [Lilley, scrum coach], for the instructing bunch.
"It was an extreme week last week, brief week, and afterward to openly oppose the defending champs and haul that out of the sack, I'm truly satisfied for the young men.
"I thought the young men are beginning to truly will holds with what Brent's [Janse van Rensburg, protection coach] attempting to do. We looked better moving the ball.
"Nathan Hughes worked out in a good way, didn't he. I thought Ben Spencer was totally remarkable, bringing him onto the ball. However, Nate's progressed admirably, done all around well for us."
Harlequins senior mentor Tabai Matson:
"On the off chance that we reduce everything down, we just had 27% of the ball. As far as we might be concerned, for anybody, that won't sufficiently be, let alone in an away apparatus.
"We didn't have the ball enough, and what supported that was losing the airborne fight actually inadequately this evening. I don't have any idea how frequently we dropped it or had a turnover in that first ruck.
"Give Bath credit. I think before the game I said they planned to demolish certain individuals' ends of the week, and they have, on the grounds that they accepted their open doors."
Shower: Rokoduguni, Hamer-Webb, Joseph, Redpath, Muir, Ojomoh, B Spencer; Cordwell, Du Toit, Rae, McNally (c), Williams, Ellis, Richards, Hughes.
Substitutions: Doughty, Vaughan, Verden, W Spencer, Coetzee, Simpson, Butt, Prydie.
Harlequins: Green, David, Jones, Esterhuizen, Murley, Allan, Care; Garcia Botta, Walker (c), Collier, Symons, Tizard, Lamb, Wallace, Taulani.
Sin receptacle: Tyrone Green (17)
Substitutions: Riley, Els, Kerrod, Hammond, White, Gjaltema, Beard, Lynagh.
Ref: Tom Foley (RFU).
