Both sides go into the game off the back of wins - Bath beat Exeter 26-18 on Saturday, while Quins cemented a place in the Amlin Challenge Cup Semi Final on Friday night with a 32-22 win over Wasps.
Harlequins Head Coach, John Kingston gives us his thoughts on what makes Bath a tough team to play:
"Bath play a very open, expansive game and will challenge us defensively all over the park.
"They are one of the best ball-in-hand sides in the Premiership and, while our defence has been very good this season, we are under no illusions as to the challenge they pose.
"They have Nick Abendanon, Tom Riggs and Matt Banahan and a dynamic back three who will counter attack whenever the opportunity arises. Shontayne Hape has progressed immensely in midfield and deserves his opportunities in the England shirt.
"While in the halfbacks, with Claassens and James, they have two of the most experienced and shrewd operators in the Premiership.
"A big thank you to everyone who came and cheered us on last Friday, the support was fantastic."
Harlequins V Bath, Saturday 16th April. Kick off 2.15pm. The Recreation Ground. Aviva Premiership Rugby.
