Gloucester's James Hook kicks off the second half at Allianz Park.

Bath get another penalty at the scrum as Wasps collapse it from five metres. 

The home side go for the posts though instead of the try with the final act of the half as Rhys Priestland squeezes his kick over.

Clock well into the red at The Rec, but we're still playing as Bath have a series of scrums along the five-metre line.

Big surge from the hosts.

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Referee Tom Foley goes upstairs to his television match official Graham Hughes as Matt Banahan dives for the Wasps try line.

Decision is it was touched down short and it's no try for Bath.

Big surge from Bath from a catch-and-drive from the edge of Wasps' 22. It moves left and Tom Homer is almost on the end of the grubber kick through.

Ruaridh Jackson dives on it just in time for the visitors and it's a scrum five for Bath in the final 90 seconds.

Clock running down to the break at The Rec.

Wasps with the only try of the game so far and Elliot Daly has continued to show why he's being talked up so much as an England candidate with both his running with ball in hand and his ability to kick a penalty from some distance.

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A first penalty of the game finally comes Bath's way with seven minutes to the break. 

Thomas Young is caught offside for Wasps and Rhys Priestland slots a kick over the crossbar and between the posts.

Into the last 10 minutes of this first half and it's been far from fluid from either side.

Wasps have had more composure though and could be further ahead if conditions were better for kicking off the tee.

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Tries from Carl Kirwan and Francois Hougaard, as well as three Tom Heathcote penalties, have given Worcester a commanding 13-point lead at the break.

Sale will hope Dave Seymour's score has kept them in touch enough to mount a come back but they have struggled with the little ball in hand they've had so far.

Ben Ransom gave Saracens the ideal start with a try inside four minutes, however, the north London side have a tough second half ahead with only 14 men after Schalk Brits saw red for a punch on Nick Wood.

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With the time dead, Worcester decided to go for the posts and Tom Heathcote is successful with his fourth kick of the afternoon.

That's it for the first 40 minutes.

While Charlie Hodgson has managed to slot another Saracens penalty to put the hosts 13-6 up, the north London side take a few more body blows with scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth and prop Rhys Gill both going off injured with five minutes of the half remaining.

Sale full-back Mike Haley is sent off for 10 minutes after slowing down play in a ruck.

Worcester kick to touch and try to take advantage of the extra man.

Score remains the same as Elliot Daly tries another monster attempt from halfway for Wasps, but it doesn't have the legs.

25 minutes gone at The Rec and still just the one score on the board.

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Tom Heathcote, who has struggled at times from the tee this season, slots his third kick from four to extend Worcester's lead.

They're well on top in this game.

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After a stoppage in play to allow Saracens' Schalk Brits and Nick Wood of Gloucester to get treatment, the referee goes to the video referee to watch what unfolded.

In short, Brits lashed out after Wood's legal hit with a punch while they were on the floor together. Marching orders given and James Hook adds a second penalty for Gloucester.