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Gloucester cut loose to bridge gap to Bristol
Charlie Sharples grabbed two tries as Gloucester rallied from a 10-point half-time deficit to see off local rivals Bristol Bears.
Gloucester scored 32 points without reply in the second half to crush Bristol Bears 35-13 at Kingsholm on Friday.
Charlie Sharples went over for a quick-fire brace of tries as the hosts rallied from a double-digit deficit to maintain their unbeaten start to the 2018-19 Premiership season.
Luke Morahan grabbed the only try for Bristol, Ian Madigan adding the conversion to a pair of penalties as the top-flight new boys led 13-3 at the midway stage.
Yet it was one-way traffic after the break, Gerbrandt Grobler barging his way over from close range before Sharples crossed twice in the space of six minutes.
After Ed Slater added a fourth try to secure a bonus point, Matt Banahan went over in the corner prior to the final whistle.
Billy Twelvetrees kicked 10 points as Gloucester got the better of their west country rivals to move top of the table ahead of the weekend fixture list.
Your #StowfordPressMOTM this evening is…
Charlie Sharples! #GLOvBRI pic.twitter.com/rccU03w1b5
— Gloucester Rugby (@gloucesterrugby) September 14, 2018
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