Back underway at a very sunny Sandy Park.

No such drama here like there is down the road at the football club...

BBC Sport has the details of the incident at St James Park.

The Six Nations might capture the imagination but the Premiership stood up to show its very best wares today...

Here's what has happened so far.

FT: Wasps 36-24 Leicester Tigers

FT: Worcester Warriors 28-20 Gloucester

FT: Northampton Saints 26-11 Sale Sharks

HT: Exeter Chiefs 3-3 Newcastle Falcons

Although there's plenty to whet the appetite in the Premiership this afternoon, eyes will no doubt be cast on events at Twickenham in the Six Nations - England versus Wales.

There have been plenty of mind-games from both sides, with Eddie Jones and Warren Gatland vocal in the build up.

You can follow that one by clicking here.

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JJ Hanrahan's late try secures a bonus point for the Saints as they come back from 11-0 down to beat Sale and move up to fifth in the Premiership. 

Wow. What a finish. Leicester bang on the door from all angles, all the heavy artillery up but eventually they run aground and the ball is recycled and banged out by Wasps to bring an end to a thriller.

Super tries, super play, bit of niggle, injury, a big, noisy crowd. All the ingredients for a cracker which is exactly what we got.

Wasps go above Leicester, get the four-try bonus point. Tigers will be gutted to miss out on any reward after a real effort.

Leicester still going, clock in the red... it's tense and frantic!

Leicester get a penalty with 11 seconds to go in the Wasps 22.

It's a line-out and a chance for that fourth try... scratchy ending!

Bit of a scuffle going on after a high-tackle ends with a Leicester touchfinder from the penalty.

Less than two minutes remaining here, Tigers want a try bonus point to go with a losing bonus point.

Can they prise a way through?

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Somehow it's still 3-3 here. Exeter are being driven to distraction by the Newcastle Falcons' defensive effort.

Dean Richards' Falcons have shown plenty of resolve, important given their Premiership status is at stake.

Worcester hang on at Sixways to claim a second successive Premiership win for the first time in four seasons - and Gloucester were also the team they beat last time that happened in 2012.

Victory in the M5 Derby against his old side for Dean Ryan's men significantly eases the Warriors' fears of going straight down. As things stand, they now have a 13-point advantage over bottom club London Irish, who meet Saracens across the pond in New Jersey tonight.

This is a well-deserved bonus point win for Wasps, who have really grabbed the Six Nations weekends by the scruff of the neck with victories against Saracens and now Tigers.

Charles Piutau will leave some big boots to fill in 2016-17... let's just enjoy watching him while we can.

Sale's Tom Arscott looks in a bad way as he goes down with what looks like a serious knee injury. The players around him from both teams immediately call for medical help and the game is halted. 

Gallivanting stuff from Tom Croft, who looked to gallop down the left before he was cut down by a swarm of Wasps cover tacklers.

Has lit this game up a bit, just as it started to slip toward game over territory.

Leicester playing the lively rugby at the moment and Croft might have had a second bite of the cherry but failed to take the ball in.

It's been a real treat to watch for the most part.

I'd only just written the last post about Exeter's tight hold on this game when Mike Delany slotted over for the Falcons to draw level.

Exeter will rue their inability to convert chances, it's been hard going to break the line.

Frustrating first quarter for Exeter who do have the advantage on the scoreboard but have also failed to break the will of their visitors.

They've had field position and tried to stretch the Falcons left and right but so far have just a Gareth Steenson penalty goal to show for it. 

Breathing space again for the Warriors as a third Tom Heathcote penalty takes the home side two scores clear again with just nine minutes left. A second successive home win now looking likely. It would also be a third in four Premiership games for former Gloucester coach Dean Ryan's side.