Exeter give away an early penalty and Matt Banahan kicks it into touch.

Line-out inside the Exeter 22.

And Exeter's Gareth Steenson gets us under way.

Both teams are making their way onto the pitch. It's a cold, crisp early afternoon in Devon, but ideal conditions for some fluent rugby.

Kick-off is moments away...

Today is also about you getting involved.

Bath fans, what has gone wrong this season? Can you still make a late push for the top four?

Chiefs supporters...do you have enough quality to win the Premiership?

Get in touch using #bbcrugby on Twitter and we will use a selection of comments throughout this afternoon's live text commentary.

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Exeter Chiefs - the nearly men of the last few seasons. Always there or thereabouts around the top four, but never quite make it. 

Well, this may well be the season it all changes for Rob Baxter's second-placed side. They currently hold an eight-point gap over fourth-placed Northampton after a blistering first half of the campaign.

Today's opponents Bath on the other hand are suffering something of a hangover.

Last year's beaten finalists are struggling in ninth, having won just four of their 12 games so far.

However, this is the Premiership. It's unpredictable. Who knows what will happen at a sold-out Sandy Park today!?

Bath captain Stuart Hooper returns as boss Mike Ford makes five changes.

Ross Batty and Henry Thomas are in the front row, Max Hastings returns at fly-half and centre Kyle Eastmond starts.

Replacements: Dunn, Auterac, Wilson, Ewels, Garvey, Mercer, Evans, Clark.  

England squad member Dave Ewers is in Chiefs starting XV for the first time since the end of November as Exeter make four changes.

Ewers replaces Julian Salvi, while prop Harry Williams makes his first start, Luke Cowan-Dickie plays at hooker and Dave Lewis comes in at scrum-half.

Replacements: Yeandle, Hepburn, Brown, Stevenson, Horstmann, Chudley, Hooley, Bodilly.  

So here's what we've got in store for you this afternoon.

• Exeter v Bath (13:00 GMT)
• Leicester v London Irish (15:00 GMT)
• Wasps v Harlequins (15:15 GMT)

You won't miss any tries, kicks or incidents with us. We may not mention every scrum...

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The third weekend of the Six Nations may be boxed off, but we're only halfway through round 14 of the Premiership.

We've three games for you this afternoon including a West Country derby, the country's most in form team and the chance for one of three sides to be sitting third tonight if they win. 

Welcome to our Sunday coverage of the Premiership action.