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Well round five of the Aviva Premiership did not disappoint, with the success in Europe more than matched by the quality of the rugby this weekend.

Who were the winners? Well Saracens look ominously good. Exeter again showed their continual progress and Leicester are again maneuvering themselves into position.

Newcastle Falcons got a first point, and avoided a defeat in the league for the first time this season. That's progress.

However, Bath won't be happy down in eighth and London Irish are still without a win.

Bath coach Mike Ford told BT Sport:

"We were good enough to win I think, first half we did well, played some decent football.

"Their intercept try was the turning point, we got level and didn't take opportunities.

"Fair play to Leicester, they got us into an arm wrestle but we're disappointed to come away with nothing.

"We'll re-group, it's a long season and we've got plenty of games to go."

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Leicester climbed to third in the Premiership table after hanging on for a narrow win over Bath on a foul afternoon at rain-lashed Welford Road. 

England prop Dan Cole claimed the clinching try six minutes from time after Bath had been reduced to 14 men. 

Tigers fought back from a try by England's Anthony Watson's to lead 11-5 at the break.

The highlight of the game was home winger Telusa Veainu's stunning 80-metre interception try.

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Leicester then climb up to third in the Premiership, nestled in behind Exeter Chiefs.

Four wins from five is very positive for them, and their game has become a lot more expansive to go with it.

Bath in eighth, same points as newboys Worcester. Not what they'll be wanting at the Rec.

Former Bath, England and British and Irish Lions center Jeremy Guscott has his say...

Man of the Match Leicester back-rower Mike Williams told BT Sport:

"We knew it would be a massive physical battle, Bath are one of the biggest packs in the Premiership.

"However, we came out and showed fight. We showed after 80 minutes we proved we came out on top.

"Every game is tough in the Premiership. Bath one of the biggest teams. There were massive hits all round. It's tough and I'll be paying for it tomorrow."

As soon as Bath have the ball again they lose it. It's snaffled and thumped emphatically into touch.

Four points for the Tigers. Attritional at times, but they get the win.

Bath edged by solid defence and their own lack of execution at key times.

A great game despite the weather.

Over the 80 now, Bath are trying to run it for a losing bonus point score.

They do get a penalty which they tap.

Into the last minute now.

Tigers bring the props off to great applause. If there's anywhere they appreciate a prop, it's here.

Rhys Priestland makes some headway for Bath but Tigers turnover and pump it back downfield.

TIme's up Bath I'm afraid for you.

Bath playing laterally, unable to prise their way through and the error brings up a Leicester penalty.

Time ticks away. That should be it points wise.

The scrum buckled and wheeled but Tigers somehow got the ball away.

Bath are pressuring the ruck but Tigers slow it down.

Tommy Bell's kick away barely registers. Bath have the ball in the 22.

Bath get the line-out in Leicester's 22 but are unable to make the opportunity count with the throw pulled up by JP Doyle.

Leicester get a scrum, and the subsequent scrum has collapsed once.

It's eating up the clock and Leicester won't mind. Bath are desperate. Their hoodoo is set to continue.

Dan Cole picks up on a loose ball after the maul goes down...

They do drive it though... we're going to the TMO.