That was a busy old three hours or so, wasn't it?

A winning Harlequins return for England skipper Chris Robshaw, Saracens continue their 100% start and Gloucester edge the M5 derby.

And now for the big one.

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Gloucester recorded their second win of the season with a narrow victory over local rivals Worcester at Kingsholm.

The Cherry and Whites led 19-17 at half-time, with Richard Hibbard and Sione Kalamafoni crossed for the hosts and Cooper Vuna and Niall Annett touched down for Warriors.

Vuna grabbed his second try after the break, but Tevita Halaifonua scored to restore his side's lead with 20 minutes left.

Dean Ryan's side huffed and puffed but could not overcome the two-point deficit.

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Harlequins produced a stunning second-half performance to defeat Bath at the Recreation Ground.

Quins, who had England captain Chris Robshaw back in their side for the first time since the World Cup, trailed 13-12 at the break after Kyle Eastmond's try.

But fly-half Nick Evans kicked eight penalties, while Danny Care and Dave Ward each scored tries, as the visitors ran riot in the second half.

Late scores from Nick Auterac and Semesa Rokoduguni made the scoreline look closer than it was.

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Saracens came from behind to squeeze past London Irish and continue their 100% start to the defence of their Premiership title.

The Exiles held a surprise 7-3 lead at the break, with Asaeli Tikoirotuma's try coming against the run of play.

But, after Tikoirotuma was sin-binned, Jackson Wray and Alex Goode scored to put Mark McCall's side ahead.

Owen Farrell's penalty after Leo Halavatau had touched down secured a less-than-convincing win for Sarries.

Gloucester are eventually awarded a penalty from the scrum. James Hook kicks to touch and that's time.

The Cherry and Whites edge what was a gripping match.

A sudden break from Worcester and they enter the Gloucester 22. However, their hopes of scoring a late winning try are dashed by a forward pass.

Worcester feel the cost of all those scrum penalties as prop Nick Schonert is shown a yellow card.

The Warriors have used all their forward replacements so we go to uncontested scrums.

Gloucester kick for touch but Worcester steal the line-out and clear the pressure.

Less than three minutes remain.

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Two more penalties for Gloucester from this series of five-metre scrums.

The Warriors are on the rack...

Four minutes to go.

Gloucester get a penalty from the first scrum but decide for another scrum.

Worcester infringe a second time, wheeling the scrum. Cherry and Whites lock Donncha O'Callaghan is furious and calling for further action from the referee.

Chris Pennell is forced back over his try-line and Gloucester have a scrum five metres out.

The home side are looking to turn the screw and tension is mounting at Kingsholm with less than 10 minutes left.

Jonny May thinks he has crossed in the corner to score Gloucester's fourth try of the afternoon, but referee Craig Maxwell-Keys blows up for a forward pass.

The replays are shown on the big screen, and they aren't conclusive.

The Kingsholm crowd are not impressed.

And that's the last action of the game as Quins produce a stunning second-half performance to stun last season Premiership runners-up.

It's a late flurry from Bath as Leroy Houston thinks he's finished off a stunning burst from Semesa Rokoduguni. However, the TMO rules it a 'No Try'.

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It's 26-3 to Quins in this second half. One heck of a performance from the visitors. 

Bath's Kyle Eastmond is sent to the bin for tackling without the use of his arms. There's a bit of a coming together with Marland Yarde also and the Bath man will leave the field for 10 minutes.