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Sale v Northampton (14:30 GMT)
FT: Leicester 24-16 Wasps
FT: Sale 20-13 Northampton
FT: Newcastle 3-41 Exeter
Brendon Mitchell, Phil Shepka and Nabil Hassan
Sale v Northampton (14:30 GMT)
A couple of reset scrums now, before former London Scottish prop Tom Francis is dragged head over heels - literally - to win Exeter a penalty.
Not the prettiest passage of play you'll see this year.
After making no great progress, however, Alex Tait elects to chip and chase - but it's gathered by the sweeping James Short.
Newcastle 3-31 Exeter
Exeter fly-half Gareth Steenson gets us under way in this second half, Newcastle gather and then work through the phases inside their own half.
A big 40 minutes needed from Falcons to restore a wee bit of pride.
Right then, the teams are out, so let's get moving again...
Sale v Northampton (14:30 GMT)
Sale v Northampton (14:30 GMT)
While we all take a breather for half-time at Kingston Park, it's worth reminding you that our next match is getting under way in around 40 minutes or so...
Leicester v Wasps (15:15 GMT)
Quote MessageWe talk when you're coaching players in defence, make sure your inside is sorted - don't let them have the inside. For the fifth try Steenson's ghosted through a hole and fed Henry Slade before Don Armand went over. It looked like a training drill.
BBC Radio Newcastle co-commentator Tom Bramald
Newcastle 3-31 Exeter
It's been a five-star performance from five-try Exeter Chiefs, who have produced an absolute masterclass in the opening 40 minutes. Superb.
Newcastle 3-31 Exeter
Half-time doesn't come quite soon enough for Newcastle, however, as Exeter pinch another turnover and subsequently another try.
Henry Slade is the orchestrator, delaying the pass, drawing the tackle and then popping Don Armand through for his second try.
Gareth Steenson adds the extras and that'll be the final action of the half.
Newcastle have a line-out deep inside their own half, but manage to secure safe ball and provide Mike Delany with a platform to boot clear - with no charge down in sight this time.
Dean Richards will be happy to see half-time arrive.
Five minutes to go until the break at Kingston Park then. Is this game already over?
Newcastle centre Tom Penny arrows a pass straight out of play, prompting a few cries of frustration from both the stands and one or two of his team-mates.
Quote MessageIt was a classic two on one and as soon as Exeter got into that situation the try was inevitable.
BBC Radio Newcastle co-commentator Tom Bramald
Newcastle 3-24 Exeter
Goodness me, that's just brutal from the away side.
Micky Young's kick forward is claimed under no real pressure, switched from left to right and, with Newcastle's backline completely out of position, Phil Dollman tees up Matt Jess for the simplest of tries on his 100th Premiership appearance.
Gareth Steenson's conversion hits the post for a second time - but already Exeter have their bonus point.
The chance is wasted though, as Nili Latu spills the ball under pressure.
Newcastle are back in their own half again now, as Micky Young is forced to send a box kick forward to try to win back some of that territory.
Leicester v Wasps (15:15 GMT)
The home side are up to the Exeter five-metre line, before switching the ball over to the right.
Now Alex Tait has a sniff of the line - but gets clattered by Mitch Lees, a fine tackle.
They will have a penalty for failing to release though, so Mike Delany sends the ball into touch again...
Right then Newcastle Falcons, it's time to make a bit more of a game of this.
Damian Welch infringes inside his own half and Mike Delany sends the ball into touch. A decent position, is this.
Newcastle 3-19 Exeter
This has been a brutal 21 minutes from Chiefs - and they fully deserve their ever-expanding advantage.
Don Armand is the man behind this particular rolling maul, forcing his way over for a third Exeter try.
Gareth Steenson's conversion clatters the upright and bounces away, but that's about the only thing that's gone wrong for the away side so far.