Quins turn defence into attackpublished at 24 mins
Harlequins 11-6 Bath
Nick Easter uses all of his experience to steal the ball from Bath on his own 22 and sets up a great break for Quins prop Kyle Sinckler, who is held up on the Bath 22.
Quins move up to fifth in Premiership
Harlequins tries: Sloan, Walker 2, Horwill
Bath tries: Mafi, Williams, Rokoduguni
Brent Pilnick
Harlequins 11-6 Bath
Nick Easter uses all of his experience to steal the ball from Bath on his own 22 and sets up a great break for Quins prop Kyle Sinckler, who is held up on the Bath 22.
Quote MessageBoth sides are looking to play and they're not scared to move it. It's been a great game to watch so far.
David Barnes, Ex-Bath prop, BBC Radio Bristol
Harlequins 11-6 Bath
After a rip-roaring first 20 minutes everyone get a breather with as a Harlequins player gets some medical treatment. A chance for the home side to try to re-organise their defence from this ferocious Bath attack.
Harlequins 11-6 Bath
Bath might be behind, but they look so dangerous with ball in hand. Tom Homer, Matt Banahan and Kyle Eastmond all putting in defence-worrying runs.
No signs of any mauls here - much to the annoyance of the Quins defence!
Harlequins 11-6 Bath
Karl Dickson with a sublime kick to relieve the pressure on the Quins defence. He puts the ball inside the Bath 5m line.
But Bath stand firm from the resulting lineout, win a penalty and clear their lines.
Harlequins 11-6 Bath
Harlequins George Merrick gets his arm trapped in the ruck and conceded a penalty 24m out in a central position. Tom Homer with a chip shot for three more points.
Harlequins 11-3 Bath
Bath's Dominic Day is offside almost immediately from the kick-off and Ben Botica re-establishes the eight-point lead for Harlequins from just under 40m.
Harlequins 8-3 Bath
Bath win a penalty after George Lowe is offside right in front of the Harlequins posts. Tom Homer has the easiest of kicks to get Bath on the board.
Bath's Matt Banahan blasts clear and sets Amanaki Mafi off towards the try line, but it was Quins provided great last-ditch defence to hold him short and force a 5m scrum.
It's all go here!
Quote MessageI'm not sure if that was a superb bit of skill from Nick Easter or a little bit of luck.
Ollie Smith, Ex-Harlequins and England centre, BBC Radio London
Harlequins 8-0 Bath
Ollie Devoto's pass on the halfway line is intercepted by Nick Easter, who runs 20m and feeds Harlequins centre Harry Sloan who goes over. Ben Botica misses the conversion.
Harlequins 3-0 Bath
Bath are penalised at the ruck after Quins win a line-out inside their 22. Ben Botica slots over the opening points from out on the right.
Harlequins 0-0 Bath
We're under way as Ben Botica gets us under way for Harlequins.
Harlequins v Bath (19:45 GMT)
Here we go then - Quins and Bath are coming out onto the pitch at the Stoop for the first game in round 16 of this year's Premiership.
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Harlequins v Bath (19:45 GMT)
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Harlequins v Bath (19:45 GMT)
It's a chance for others to impress tonight, as the Six Nations sees 10 players from both sides miss out on this game at the Stoop as they prepare to play for either England or Wales tomorrow afternoon.
Quins are without England quintet Mike Brown, Joe Marler, Chris Robshaw, Jack Clifford and Danny Care, while Bath's Anthony Watson, Jonathan Joseph and George Ford are also wearing the red rose.
Wales have a player from each side involved at Twickenham tomorrow, with Jamie Roberts missing from the Quins backs and Rhys Priestland unavailable to Mike Ford.
Harlequins v Bath (19:45 GMT)
Replacements: Dunn, Catt, Wilson, Houston, Mercer, Evans, Clark, Williams.
Harlequins v Bath (19:45 GMT)
Replacements: Gray, Evans, Collier, Twomey, J. Chisholm, Tebaldi, Marchant, Lindsay-Hague.
Harlequins v Bath (19:45 GMT)
At the start of the season if you would have said Harlequins and Bath would be eighth and ninth respectively in the Premiership come March you might well have been laughed out of town.
But this is where we are...
Quins could go fifth with a bonus-point win tonight, while Bath are 10 points off their London rivals and have won just five league games all season, two of them in the last month.