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
After Ben Foden makes a second line break in as many minutes, Jamie Elliott knocks on in the Bath 22.
The home side are back up to 15 men, and managed to level the scores with Henry Thomas off the field.
Meanwhile Dave Denton has replaced Matt Garvey at flanker for Bath.
Bath 3-3 Northampton
Bath get a penalty in front of the sticks and George Ford levels the scores.
The England man hasn't had a great day with the ball in hand, but has now only missed two of his 20 kicks at goal this season.
Harlequins 24-0 London Irish
Image source, Getty ImagesStill no sign of a way back into this one for winless London Irish as we reach the hour mark.
Definitely no way back now as Tim Visser crosses the line for the second time this afternoon.
Nick Evans faultless with the boot once again and things looking ominous for Tom Coventry's side.
The Television Match Official has been called into action after Ethan Waller made contact with Chris Cook after the Bath scrum-half launched a box kick.
However Craig Maxwell-Keys decides not to award a card and just gives a penalty.
George Ford gives the home side a line-out just outside the 22.
Two minutes left for Bath with 14 men...
Worcester 17-12 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd no sooner did I press 'publish' on the previous Worcester entry then Leicester finally get their act together in the line-out and slice open the Warriors' back line through Telusa Veainu.
Owen Williams pulls the conversion wide.
Bath 0-3 Northampton
The action has restarted at The Rec as Northampton fly-half JJ Hanrahan gets the second half under way.
Can Bath stop Saints from scoring while Henry Thomas completes his time in the sin-bin?
Worcester continue to lead by 10 points at Sixways and their 13 men are continuing to hold firm.
But try scoring has been a problem for the Tigers this year...
And here's what happened from the line-out...
Worcester 17-7 Leicester
Warriors with their hands firmly on the self-destruct button. Wayne Barnes awards Leicester a string of penalties before reaching to his pocket and Gareth Milasinovich is sent to the bin.
Worcester are down to 13 men as Leicester have the lineout...
Sounds like it's a bit blowy at Sixways. Anyone out there noticed?
Harlequins 17-0 London Irish
Image source, Getty ImagesSecond try of the afternoon for Harlequins after London Irish had started positively after the break.
Danny Care celebrates signing a new contract at the club this week by running clear with a two on one to add to Irish's problems. Nick Evans makes it three attempts from three with the boot.
Worcester 17-7 Leicester
Not the start Worcester wanted to the second half as Irish lock Donncha O'Callagahan is sent off after being shown a second yellow card.
Bath 0-3 Northampton
Image source, Getty ImagesNorthampton have dominated at the scrum and Bath have lacked fluency.
However there's only one penalty in it at the moment.
Saints will have a man advantage during the opening stages of the second half, and the wind behind them.
We're off and running in the second half at both The Stoop and Sixways. Both Harlequins and Worcester hold 10-point leads.
Luther Burrell comes close to forcing himself over the line, and Northampton come very close to a try but George Pisi knocks on just metres away from scoring under pressure from Anthony Watson.
Saints are looking to capitalise on their numerical advantage before half-time.
Henry Thomas is the eighth Bath player to see yellow in the Premiership this season.
The west country side have had five more players sent to the sin-bin than any other side in the league.
They are being overwhelmed at the scrum.
Worcester 17-7 Leicester
That's it for the first period at Sixways and Worcester go into the break with a 10-point lead.
The home team have been dangerous with ball in hand and look good at the moment to maintain their unbeaten home record.
Leicester with some thinking to do.
Bath 0-3 Northampton
Bath are successful at the scrum but Matt Banahan knocks on in contact with Jamie Elliott as he was heading towards the line.
Northampton dominate the resulting scrum and Henry Thomas is sent to the bin as Bath concede their fifth scrum penalty.
Ollie Devoto puts a perfectly weighted kick into the Northampton 22 and causes problems for Ben Foden and Jamie Elliott.
A good chase from Bath leaves Saints under pressure and Bath force a knock-on.
Can their scrum take advantage of this attacking opportunity?
Bath put the pressure on immediately from the kick-off and force a five-metre line-out.
Saints are penalised for pulling down a maul and the Blue, Black and Whites go for the corner again.
However Rob Webber throws the line-out too long and Saints manage to steal the loose ball and clear their lines.