Kyle Eastmond's show of class gives Bath the edge in victory over Worcester The contest swung on two almost identical moments in either half when first Worcester and then Bath were reduced to 14 men. With Bath leading 5-3, following Stringer's sixth-minute try from the base of a close-range ruck, Dean Schofield's 23rd-minute yellow card led directly to Webber's score as the home pack powered over from a driving line out. A brace of Danny Gray penalties cut the gap to 10-9 but a solitary success from Stephen Donald saw Bath four points to the good at half time before the match swung decisively in the hosts" favour 13 minutes after the break. Dave Attwood's sin-binning looked set to see Worcester edge in front as Richard Hill's men hammered away at the Bath line for fully five minutes but the Warriors were careless in contact and Bath escaped unscathed. Less than a minute later and the home support were celebrating the crucial score as Eastmond's beautifully-timed and perfectly-executed flat pass created the space for Biggs to race home from 35 yards out. Worcester's challenge faded almost immediately and Bath cut loose in the final 25 minutes, with Agulla crossing to secure the try bonus point before putting an even greater gloss on proceedings from Tom Heathcote's clever chip ahead late on. Eastmond was again the catalyst for the first of the Argentine's efforts, with his superb step and pass putting the game to bed with just over an hour played. While the 22-year-old's intervention was not quite in the same league as Brian O'Driscoll's moment of magic in creating Simon Zebo's try against the Welsh a week ago, it was not far off the great man's individual excellence. Eastmond showed his game understanding has improved dramatically after an injury-ravaged first season in the 15-man version of the sport as he drew three defenders to ensure Bath bagged all five points.