No try (Visser)published at 15:09
Bath 16-31 Harlequins
Tim Visser goes over in the corner for Quins but after consulting the TMO a forward pass is called and Bath survive.
FT: Saracens 24-14 London Irish
FT: Bath 28-38 Harlequins
FT: Gloucester 24-22 Worcester
England captain Chris Robshaw makes Harlequins return
Nabil Hassan, Rob Stevens and Brendon Mitchell
Bath 16-31 Harlequins
Tim Visser goes over in the corner for Quins but after consulting the TMO a forward pass is called and Bath survive.
Gloucester go through the phases in the Worcester 22 and get up to within three metres of the try-line.
Billy Twelvetrees' kick over the top doesn't find a Cherry and White shirt and the Warriors touch down in their own in-goal area and get a 22-metre drop-out.
Bath 16-31 Harlequins
Nick Evans is having quite some afternoon for Harlequins with yet another penalty. He's contributed 26 of Quins' 31 points at The Rec.
Gloucester 19-17 Worcester
Gloucester start the second half at Kingsholm.
Bath 16-28 Harlequins
Bath have a penalty in front of the posts but decide to go for the sticks rather than kick to the corner and Ford gets their first points of the half.
Saracens 24-14 London Irish
The full-time whistle sounds at Allianz Park, and Saracens continue their 100% start to the season with a 24-14 victory over London Irish.
Bath 13-28 Harlequins
With 14 minutes of the second half gone the scoreboard does not make pleasant reading for Bath fans with their side now 15 points behind after yet another Evans penalty.
Saracens 24-14 London Irish
And that, you'd have thought, definitely will be that.
Shane Geraghty drags a kick wide to leave Saracens 10 points ahead inside the final 60 seconds - in the process wasting an opportunity to grab a losing bonus point for his team.
Wales international Rhys Priestland is on for his home debut, replacing Ollie Devoto as Bath look to get back in this game.
Saracens 24-14 London Irish
That may well prove to be terminal for London Irish, who concede a penalty at the breakdown, from which Owen Farrell lands another three points to put Saracens clear.
Five metres left at Allianz Park.
Gloucester 19-17 Worcester
Gloucester have a narrow lead at the break in a cracking encounter against Worcester at Kingsholm.
The two sides traded early tries and the lead has switched between the home side and the Warriors several times.
This derby game could go to the wire...
Bath 13-25 Harlequins
Quins with their tails up and after winning yet another penalty in range of Bath's posts Evans kicks them into a 12-point lead against last season's Premiership runners-up.
Gloucester 19-17 Worcester
Gloucester get another penalty, this time six metres into the Worcester half.near the touchline.
But Twelvetrees' effort hits the right hand upright and the visitors manage to hack the ball away to touch.
Bath 13-22 Harlequins
Danny Care produces a bit of individual brilliance as he breaks from his own 22, finds a gap, kicks forward and after Leroy Houston misjudged it the England scrum-half collected to cross for Quins.
The reliable boot of Nick Evans sends over the conversion.
Gloucester 19-17 Worcester
Gloucester get a penalty from a scrum right in front of the posts and five metres out.
It's a simple kick for Billy Twelvetrees and he makes no mistake. Five minutes to go until half-time.
Saracens 21-14 London Irish
But as is so often the case, the team who've just scored concede a penalty straight from the restart - and Owen Farrell splits the posts to open up a seven-point gap.
Bath 13-15 Harlequins
Bath are penalised for not releasing and Nick Evans puts Quins back in front at The Rec.
Saracens 18-14 London Irish
What have we got here then? It had looked like Saracens may well coast to victory after Alex Goode's try - but London Irish have other ideas.
Leo Halavatau scores it, Shane Geraghty converts it an only four points separate the sides with 15 minutes left.
Bath 13-12 Harlequins
We're back under way at The Rec as Quins fly-half Nick Evans gets the second half started.
Gloucester 16-17 Worcester
Worcester start a rolling maul from a line-out, and most of the backs get involved as well to push over the Gloucester line.
Prop Niall Annett is the man who touches down and Tom Heathcote converts to put the Warriors back in front.