Exeter 19-17 Bathpublished at 75 mins
Bath give away a penalty at the line-out and Gareth Steenson pumps it deep into their 22.
Time is running out for the visitors to salvage something.
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Bath give away a penalty at the line-out and Gareth Steenson pumps it deep into their 22.
Time is running out for the visitors to salvage something.
Exeter 19-17 Bath
And Bath win a penalty at the breakdown. Tom Homer points to the posts and sends his kick straight through the middle.
The deficit is down to two points.
That's a rarity this afternoon...Bath win a penalty at the scrum.
They use it to advance into the Chiefs' 22. Big last 10 minutes coming up.
It's all gone a bit scrappy as we reach crunch-time.
A series of scrums and line-outs won't help Bath.
Leicester v London Irish (15:00 GMT)
Leicester head into this game off the back of a poor run of form with three Premiership defeats in a row while London Irish's Premiership season hasn't exactly been sweetness and light!
The Exiles find themselves at the bottom of the table and at a venue that they haven't won at since September 2014.
Leicester v London Irish (15:00 GMT)
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Welford Road
London Irish head coach Tom Coventry spoke after last week's defeat by Exeter of a need to win away from home and quickly.
What better time to start than exactly a calendar year since their last one - a 50-12 demolition of last season's whipping boys London Welsh.
Irish have fond memories of their last visit here, a 22-19 success in September 2014 courtesy of 17 points from the boot of Shane Geraghty.
Exeter 19-14 Bath
Bath give away a penalty after pressure inside their own 22 and Gareth Steenson slots over Exeter's first points of the second half.
That will be a bit of a relief for Rob Baxter and the home fans.
Meanwhile Max Lahiff is back on after a spell in the sin-bin. Bath didn't concede a point while the prop was off. Impressive stuff.
Dave Ewers comes off for Exeter Chiefs. The flanker has lasted an hour on his return from a knee injury.
James Short has been sensational so far this afternoon. The Exeter wing simply cannot be tackled!
He launches another Chiefs attack with a burst of speed, the ball works its way out to the left side, but Ian Whitten can't gather and the ball goes into touch.
This is much better from Exeter. James Short and Thomas Waldrom in the thick of things again as the ball moves from left to right, but Gareth Steenson can't gather and knocks it on.
At least it eased some of the early Bath pressure.
I'm not sure we've seen a completed scrum so far in this game. Another two collapse in succession and Greg Garner dishes out the orders once again.
Will the forwards listen? Probably not!
They don't, a third collapses, and Exeter have the penalty.
They're certainly trying to produce a big performance Hamish, having battled back from 16-0 down.
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Exeter break but Dave Lewis spills the ball. Pretty much sums up the opening 10 minutes of this second half for Chiefs.
Full of errors.
Exeter 16-14 Bath
He was warned in the first half and now Max Lahiff has paid the price. Another scrum collapses and the Bath prop is sent to the sin-bin.
Bath are absolutely buzzing now and Exeter look a bit shell-shocked.
It's another handling error by the Chiefs and a scrum to the visitors.
Replays are suggesting Amanaki Mafi may not have actually grounded the ball for his second try.
Exeter may well have cause to feel a bit aggrieved by the decision not going to the TMO.
Quote MessageIn about three minutes this game has turned on its head. The Exeter forwards have got together and they'll know they have to sort this out - Bath have been good at the driving maul but it has been too easy to get over.
Former Exeter captain John Lockyer, BBC Radio Devon
Exeter 16-14 Bath
Bath are back in this! Exeter give away a penalty straight from the kick-off, it's kicked into touch and a driving maul is set up from the line-out.
Amanaki Mafi grounds the ball and the referee awards the try straight away.
Tom Homer converts.
Exeter 16-7 Bath
Bath's Adam Hastings gets us under way in this second half.
Don't forget, we've got another two Premiership game for you this afternoon.
Leicester v London Irish at 15:00 GMT and Wasps v Harlequins at 15:15 GMT.
Team news and build up from both matches coming up in the next hour.