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Thanks for joining me for this humdinger of a match - I'm off for a lie down in a dark room!

You can read the full match report from this evening here.

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Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea told BT Sport:

"I think it's so hard to take in. 

"We've gone through a pretty tough few weeks and the way a couple of young fellas fronted up was superb.

"They're frustrated in the dressing room because thee were playing so well and our mistakes and our errors let in a really good Bath side. 

"Credit to the opposition for playing as they did because they could have backed up and not come back."

Bath head coach Mike Ford told BT Sport:

"We shot ourselves in the foot I thought.

"The sin-binning cost us 24 points, we have had away a couple of loose passes which gave away some tries and we were always on the back foot.

"We're going to win our next game, that's all we can do. 

"We'll get a few bodies back in the next few weeks and we're going to be positive. 

"We've got seven games to go and we're going to win the next seven." 

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13:45 - Wasps v Leicester

14:00 - Northampton v Sale, Worcester v Gloucester

15:00 - Exeter v Newcastle

20:00 - London Irish v Saracens

BBC Sport's Adam Williams is on deployment in New York for tomorrow's landmark Premiership match - the first to played overseas.

Watch his special report previewing the match here or by clicking on the Highlights tab at the top of the page.

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"It's difficult to break the States. The Beatles managed it, One Direction got there, I think, and now it's Premiership Rugby's turn."

Those are the words of Premiership commercial director Dominic Hayes as the English game prepares to break new ground on Saturday, when its first competitive fixture overseas kicks-off just half an hour from the bright lights of Manhattan and New York.

Will it be a success? Should we expect more games to be played abroad in the future? BBC Sport's Adam Williams has found out.

Join BBC Sport for live text and radio commentary of London Irish v Saracens from 19:30 GMT on Saturday.

Harlequins forward Nick Easter told BT Sport:

"For 50 minutes it was exceptional. We held onto the ball and looked very dangerous and we kept a very well-organised Bath attack out. 

"But then we seemed to be on the wrong end of the referee at the end, we've got to look at that and paint the right pictures. Some of the decisions we were left scratching our heads, but it's not good doing that, we've just got to make sure we deal with it. 

"But we dug in and what you saw was a side that hasn't won many in the last five or six games and struggle to get over the line and we got over the line. 

"Hopefully it will kick start a little bit of a run now."

Reaction on the way to a superb contest...

Wow. What a game.

Bath get an unlikely bonus point in the final minute as Tom Homer slots over from in front of the posts. What a fightback!

James Horwill gets a yellow card and an early bath for Quins for a high tackle. A bit harsh?

Should Bath get a victory here, it would be the biggest comeback in the history of the Premiership. Remember at one point today Bath were 35-6 down earlier in this half. Never mind London Irish v Saracens - they should be showing this game to the USA.....

It absolutely is now! Can Bath do the unthinkable?

Championship side Jersey win their first-ever knockout game in the British and Irish Cup, winning 19-15 at Bedford to set up a semi-final next week at either Moseley or Yorkshire Carnegie.

Harlequins replacement Sam Twomey is off for 10 minutes after bringing down a Bath player in the air from a lineout.

What a great early St Patrick's Day present Harlequins have given Conor O'Shea. Barring one of the greatest comebacks ever his side will be fifth, level on points with fourth-placed Wasps in a few minutes time. His side's backs have been excellent, especially in the first half and defensively Bath have been kept well and truly at bay. 

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Bath's England back Kyle Eastmond looks to be struggling. He was holding the back of of his left leg in the first half and has just had some attention from the Bath medical team - he looks to be walking rather gingerly. When it's not going your way...