FT: Wasps 27-41 Exeter - Chiefs run in six tries as Waldrom scores hat-trick
FT: Harlequins 38-7 London Irish - England head coach Eddie Jones in the crowd
FT: Worcester 20-29 Leicester - Donncha O'Callagahan sent off for Worcester
FT: Bath 11-13 Northampton - Late JJ Hanrahan penalty seals win
Bath get a free-kick from the scrum on half-way following an early engagement from Bath.
With five mintues left, they opt for another scrum to eat up a few more seconds.
Wales international Rhys Priestland is on for Bath, replacing Ollie Devoto.
Bath 11-13 Northampton
A powerful surge from the Northampton pack at the scrum reasserts their advantage at the set-piece.
Bath pop under pressure and allows JJ Hanrahan a shot at goal.
He slots it through the posts to put Saints back in the lead.
George Ford makes another error from the resulting kick-off, sending the ball straight out.
There's just under 10 minutes left at The Rec and there's one point in the game.
Bath have been much improved in the second half and Saints have not been as dominant at the scrum since the break.
Will Bath be able to hold on for a first win in nine over Northampton?
Worcester 20-29 Leicester
Leicester secure a bonus point with their fourth try of the afternoon through Lachlan McCaffrey and in cruel fashion, they also snatch the losing bonus point away from Worcester.
A true tale of two halves at Sixways this afternoon.
Harlequins 38-7 London Irish
All over at The Stoop.
A third home win in three for Harlequins courtesy of Tim Visser's hat-trick.
A sixth defeat in six for bottom of the table London Irish.
Harlequins 38-7 London Irish
London Irish get themselves on the board with the final play of the game.
Replacement front row Halani Aulika gets over the line to give them the tiniest of consolations.
Theo Brophy-Clews adds the conversion.
Harlequins 38-0 London Irish
London Irish just want this one over as Tom Cruse is sent to the sin bin for a late tackle.
Quins replacement Jack Clifford adds the fifth try of the afternoon with three minutes remaining.
Ben Botica adds the conversion.
Worcester 20-22 Leicester
Worcester earn a penalty and Tom Heathcote goes for a long-range effort but the wind intervenes and his kick fails to make even the five-metre line.
Worcester are not giving up...
Bath 11-10 Northampton
A great finish by Semesa Rokoduguni.
Bath work the ball wide through the backs and Anthony Watson finds Rokoduguni on the wing.
He beats Ben Foden in a one-on-one and hands off George North to score in the corner and give Bath the lead.
George Ford misses the conversion from out wide.
The replays show a hint of a forward pass in the build-up to the try. Northampton might be aggrieved.
The game has opened up and Bath are looking a lot more purposeful.
A great line break by Anthony Watson sets up another attacking opportunity.
Niko Matawalu, on as a replacement, looks to go down the blind side but loses the ball in contact.
Worcester 20-22 Leicester
Referee Wayne Barnes runs towards the middle as he awards Tigers a penalty try.
Owen Williams slots the conversion to put Leicester in front for the first time this afternoon.
Worcester's woes continue as Matt Cox gets their fourth yellow card of the afternoon and they'll finish the game with 13 men.
Worcester 20-15 Leicester
Owen Williams brings Leicester back to within five points of the Warriors with less than 12 minutes to play.
A tense finish to a topsy-turvy game at Sixways...
Bath come withing metres of scoring their first try, having cut out the handling errors which plagued their first-half display.
Anthony Watson almost wriggles through a couple of tackles to the line but is denied three metres short. But, as Chris Cook looks to set up another opportunity, the ball is lost forward.
Bath look much more threatening that they did in the first half.
Harlequins 31-0 London Irish
Image source, Rex FeaturesTold you Tim Visser wouldn't have to wait long for that hat-trick.
The very next move from Harlequins sees the winger get over in the corner this time and Quins do have that bonus point.
It's been a sorry afternoon for bottom-of-the-table Irish.
Bath 6-10 Northampton
Ford attempts a monster penalty from a central position, but 47 metres out.
Kicking into the wind, it falls short. It's only the third kick at the posts he has missed this season.
Meanwhile Northampton prop Alex Waller is on for his 100th consecutive Premiership appearance. He's replaced his younger brother Ethan.
Former Leicester flanker Steve Johnson isn't too impressed by his old side's efforts this afternoon.
Almost a hat-trick of tries for Harlequins winger Tim Visser, but he's denied as the television match official spots an infringement.
Alex Lewington is once again the man with the last-ditch tackle that forces him out of touch and denies Quins the bonus point..for now.
Bath 6-10 Northampton
Bath hit back immediately with a penalty after Ethan Waller was penalised for not rolling away in the tackle.
George Ford gave away a try moments a go but partly makes up for that error by converting for the three points.
Worcester 20-12 Leicester
Jonny Arr holds the ball still forTom Heathcoteas he thumps a kick through the posts against the wind at Sixways.
Worcester, in expectional circumstances, extend their lead to eight points. And it appears some people don't have many fingernails left..
Bath 3-10 Northampton
Image source, Getty ImagesFrom a line-out which goes wrong, Bath fly-half George Ford lingers in his own 22 and then decides to throw a long missed pass across the centre of the field.
But Luther Burrell is there to leap and intercept the pass with ease, scoring unopposed under the posts.
JJ Hanrahan converts.
Ford will not want to see that one on the replays.