Hooker Jamie George scored two of their four tries in a 32-20 victory to take his tally to the season to seven.
“Just hanging around at the back of mauls is the key to my success,” said the England Saxon.
Harlequins remain in the hunt for a play-off spot after accounting for London Irish 23-9 at The Stoop with Sam Smith scoring the crucial try 10 minutes from time.
Quins director of rugby Conor O’Shea believes their April 11 visit to Sale, who won at Bath on Friday, will be decisive.
“We know that whoever wins when we go to Sale is in the fight for the top four. Whoever loses, isn’t,” said O’Shea.
Gloucester picked up a 14-13 win on the road at Exeter to leapfrog the Chiefs and move into eighth place.
Charlie Sharples’ second-half try proved pivotal as Gloucester held on with two men in the sin-bin despite Don Armand’s late try.
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