Scotland star's season could be over
INJURY UPDATE: Finn Russell could struggle to play again this season.
Bath said the Scotland flyhalf had suffered a “significant injury” in a Champions Cup Round of 16 loss to Exeter.
Russell, the Scotland co-captain, was forced off with a suspected groin problem early in Bath’s 15-21 away loss to southwest English rivals Exeter on April 6.
Bath centre Cameron Redpath, also a Scottish international, left the pitch in the second half of the same match with an ankle injury.
“Finn suffered a significant groin injury in the Champions Cup Round of 16 tie against Exeter Chiefs,” Bath’s head of medical, Rory Murray, said in a statement.
“His availability will be assessed weekly.”
Murray had a similar fitness assessment for Redpath, saying he had “sustained significant ankle ligament damage” and would also be assessed weekly.
Flank Ted Hill is being monitored for a chest injury and remains doubtful for Bath’s English Premiership match against the Chiefs on Saturday.
Bath is second in the Premiership table with four games to play in the regular season.
The top four at the end of the campaign will contest the title-deciding play-offs, culminating with a final in June.
