"I think the thing about various points in both matches is that we didn't concentrate and we dropped off," said Meehan.

"The first 15 minutes of the second half here at The Rec really illustrated our problems that day. Before and after that it was a good match."

Having lost the chance to play a home semi-final, Meehan has also been reflecting on how to progress from last Saturday's 8-6 defeat at Gloucester.

"What we have to work on from last week is our selection in regards to where we go and attack. We have to try and shift the ball, be comfortable on the ball and make sure we recycle well and find a space.

"Of course, apart from that, it is a matter of concentrating and playing for the 80 minutes and I truly believe that if we had played the second half in the same way that we played the first, we would have ended up winning that game against Gloucester.

"We know our game. It's just a question of believing in it and seeing it through. If we execute it as well as we can, we are a difficult team to stop."

Bath team, v London Wasps, Sunday:

15 Joe Maddock
14 Andy Higgins
13 Alex Crockett
12 Olly Barkley
11 Matt Banahan
10 Butch James
9 Michael Claassens

1 David Barnes
2 Lee Mears
3 Matt Stevens
4 Steve Borthwick (capt)
5 Danny Grewcock
6 Jonny Faamatuainu
7 Michael Lipman
8 Daniel Browne

Replacements:
16 Pieter Dixon
17 Duncan Bell
18 Peter Short
19 Chris Goodman
20 Mike Baxter
21 Shaun Berne
22 Nick Abendanon.