article_snippet: Failure has become a formality for London Welsh and relegation became a reality after London Welsh and relegation suffered London Welsh and relegation
article_snippet: 18th consecutive Aviva Premiership defeat in a dire meeting with Bath.
article_snippet: ‘Sloppy Sunday’ than ‘Super Saturday’ as torrential weather conditions dictated an arm wrestle that confirmed the end of the Exiles’ short-lived spell back in the top flight.
article_snippet: London Welsh's relegation from the Aviva Premiership was confirmed following London Welsh's defeat by Bath .
article_snippet: The Exiles have a 653-point deficit going into the final four games of the season but this was one of The Exiles narrower defeats against a Bath side that will need to improve exponentially if The Exiles are going to challenge Leinster in this Saturday’s Champions Cup quarter-final.
article_snippet: ‘The conditions were terrible,’ said Nick Auterac of Bath.
article_snippet: The visitors had rested The visitors England quartet — George Ford, Jonathan Joseph, Anthony Watson and Dave Attwood — and The visitors qualities were missed as Welsh edged back through Nic Reyonlds.
article_snippet: The visitors were urged on by a meagre home crowd but hopes of a comeback were dented when Nathan Trevett was sin-binned.
highlights_snippet: London Welsh's fate was sealed following defeat by Bath .
  
highlights_snippet: The Exiles lost The Exiles 18th straight match despite impressing against Bath .
  