FT: Newcastle 26-19 Harlequins
FT: Worcester 15-30 Exeter
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Newcastle 10-12 Harlequins
And there we have it, Conor O'Shea will be much happier now than he was three minutes before half-time.
Dave Ward is driven over behind the rolling maul this time to put Harlequins ahead.
Worcester 15-15 Exeter
Tom Heathcote is on a one-man mission to not let Exeter pull away.
He slots his fifth kick from six attempts and we're back level at Sixways.
Now then, Harlequins are already looking a different side at the start of this second period.
They win a penalty well within Nick Evans' kicking range, but the Quins fly-half instead pops the ball into touch.
Newcastle 10-7 Harlequins
Is it just me or did that half-time period at Kingston Park drag on longer than usual?
Alas, we need wait no longer. Juan Pablo Socino's kick gets us up and running once more.
Worcester 12-15 Exeter
From that Exeter line-out, the Chiefs pack go through a series of pick and drive moves across the pitch.
The Worcester defence holds out well but a no arms tackle from Nick Schonert allows Gareth Steenson to give them the lead from the penalty.
Worcester 12-12 Exeter
Gareth Steenson, in a muddied-white shirt, gets us back under way at Sixways.
Bryce Heem somehow looses the flight of the ball and knocks it into touch to give the Chiefs a line-out six metres away.
HT: Worcester 12-12 Exeter, Newcastle 12-12 Harlequins
Image source, AFPAway from the rugby union, it's FA Cup fourth-round weekend.
Everton won 3-0 at Carlisle earlier on, while MK Dons against Chelsea is close to kicking off live on BBC One.
If you would like to follow the football as well you can go here, with the fifth round draw live on BBC One at approx 18:15 GMT.
HT: Worcester 12-12 Exeter, Newcastle 10-7 Harlequins
Image source, Getty ImagesIf you're looking for some British sporting joy away from Andy Murray's loss to Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open final this morning, there was none to be had in the sevens for England in the early hours.
They were beaten by eventual winners New Zealand, who included two-time World Cup-winner Sonny Bill Williams in their side, 25-5 in the semi-final, and then lost 24-14 to Fiji in the third-place play-off.
The Kiwis beat South Africa 24-21 in the final with the final play.
HT: Worcester 12-12 Exeter, Newcastle 10-7 Harlequins
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Newcastle 10-7 Harlequins
And that will indeed be half-time.
Charlie Walker's try has given us a three-point game at the midway point.
Newcastle 10-7 Harlequins
That's an error from Newcastle fly-half Craig Willis, who fails to find touch with his kick with just a few seconds left on the clock, and Harlequins make him pay spectacularly.
Dave Ward makes the break, Charlie Walker collects the ball and slides over in the corner.
Nick Evans slots the extras and, having defended so brilliantly for much of the half, Falcons have faltered in its dying embers.
Image source, Getty ImagesWorcester 12-12 Exeter
James Short's early try was added to by Ian Whitten for Exeter who have looked the more fluid with ball in hand on a difficult pitch.
Worcester number 10 Tom Heathcote's capitalised on the Chiefs indiscipline though as his four penalties means it's all square at the break.
Image source, Getty ImagesWorcester 12-12 Exeter
Almost 40m this kick from Tom Heathcote and he gets the length but not quite the accuracy.
That's the last play of first 40 minutes.
Worcester 12-12 Exeter
Tom Heathcote takes his, and Worcester's, tally up to 12 points for the day, but this penalty came after a brilliant run from Kiwi winger Bryce Heem.
Both Heem and Cooper Vuna have looked really dangerous with ball in hand so far.
Around five minutes to go until half-time and the second-leakiest defence in the division is so far keeping Harlequins at bay.
Quins have a line-out inside their own half.
Worcester 9-12 Exeter
Image source, Getty ImagesThree from three now for the Worcester fly-half Tom Heathcote as he slots another penalty.
The Warriors will not be shaken off and Dean Ryan's side are right in this.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt all amounts to nothing much again for Harlequins, though, and Newcastle are able to clear their lines.
Conor O'Shea won't be overly pleased with how this is panning out for his side.
Worcester 6-12 Exeter
And just as I type we're struggling for some rugby, Exeter burst into life off a line-out!
That man James Short again hits a great line off first-phase ball to break the line, gives it to Will Chudley, who then finds Ian Whitten back on the inside to jog over unchallenged.
Clever set-piece move and Exeter are back in front with Gareth Steenson adding another couple of points.
Image source, Getty ImagesNot much rugby breaking out at Sixways at the moment.
A few games of kicking tennis on show as both sides look for territory to try and then build from.
After another reset scrum - sorry if I'm sounding like a broken record - Harlequins are working through a few phases, up to Newcastle's 10-metre line.
The home defence holding firm for now, however.