Exeter Chiefs 20-12 Northampton Saints
Wasps 39-12 Sale Sharks
Leicester Tigers 21-13 Saracens
London Irish 23-18 Gloucester
London Irish 10-3 Gloucester
Very lively start to this game. Irish right back at Gloucester with some neat handling. Gloucester defend steadily before Mariano Galarza is pinged for not rolling away in the tackle and Greig Tonks has an easy three points.
Wasps 32-12 Sale
Has that snuffed out Sale's hopes of a comeback?
All but two of Wasps' players are involved in a powerful drive and Jimmy Gopperth goes over from the base of a driving maul before adding the extras.
That's the bonus point in the bag too.
London Irish 7-3 Gloucester
A good break from Tom Marshall sends Gloucester into the Irish 22. Topsy Ojo is then penalised for playing the ball on the ground and Gloucester get a chance to get on the board. James Hook sends the penalty over.
Leicester 0-0 Saracens
Image source, PAAfter a minute's applause for former Fiji and Leicester back Seru Rabeni, who died aged 37 this week, we are under way at Welford Road in the final Premiership match of the afternoon.
Leicester fly-half Freddie Burns gets us started after referee JP Doyle blows his whistle.
London Irish 7-0 Gloucester
Irish come straight down into Gloucester's 22. Topsy Ojo takes Halani Aulika's pass and almost goes over. Irish pick and drive and Aulika burrows over near the posts, easy conversion, what a double-whammy for Gloucester.
Wasps 25-12 Sale
Image source, Getty ImagesWell, well, well. Game on at the Ricoh? Two tries now for Sale while Wasps are down to 14 men, with hooker Neil Briggs going over from Peter Stringer's pass.
Danny Cipriani misses the conversion attempt from the touchline.
Leicester Tigers v Saracens (15:15 GMT)
Saracens make five changes to the side that beat London Irish in the United States last week, with hooker Schalk Brits back from suspension.
Marcelo Bosch and Neil de Kock start in the backs while Alistair Hargreaves and Kelly Brown return to the forward pack.
Image source, BBC SportReplacements: Porecki, Lamositele, Du Plessis, Smith, Fraser, Wigglesworth, Tompkins, Ransom.
London Irish 0-0 Gloucester
Henry Trinder grubbers in behind the Irish defence, Tom Marshall gathers and gets an offload to Callum Braley, and a pop-pass sends Billy Twelvetrees over... but hold on, as the conversion is about to be taken, the referee wants a TMO check and the try is scrubbed off for runners in front of the kick.
Wasps 25-7 Sale
Confirmation of Danny Cipriani's landmark.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeicester Tigers v Saracens (15:15 GMT)
Owen Williams makes his first start for Leicester Tigers since suffering a broken jaw in January
Williams, who has twice appeared as a replacement, plays at centre with Peter Betham, while Tommy Bell, Graham Kitchener and Jordan Crane also start.
Image source, BBC SportReplacements: Bateman, Genge, Balmain, Croft, Fonua, Harrison, Smith, Veainu.
James Hook penalised for going off his feet at the breakdown, it's a kickable penalty but London Irish sense an early opportunity and kick for a lineout on the 22 but Gloucester defend the maul well and win the turnover.
Wasps 25-7 Sale
Wasps began this half on the front foot but Sale take advantage of home prop Jake Cooper-Woolley going to the sin-bin by getting on the scoreboard.
Dave Seymour crashes over from a driving maul and Danny Cipriani's conversion takes him to 1,000 points in the Premiership.
Leicester Tigers v Saracens (15:15 GMT)
With their win this afternoon against Northampton, Exeter have leapfrogged Saracens to go top of the Premiership table.
Sarries can swiftly regain the leadership with victory at Leicester Tigers.
However, the north London side have only won once at Welford Road since September 2011 - when they ran out 32-27 winners in February 2013.
The St Patrick's day game is underway at the Madejski.
Wasps 25-0 Sale
We're under way in the second half at the Ricoh. Like the first half, Wasps are straight on the attack - but this time come away with nothing... for now.
London Irish v Gloucester (15:00 GMT)
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Madejski Stadium
Image source, BBC SportA huge game at the basement this afternoon for London Irish and with it being St Patrick's Day weekend, a larger than average crowd is expected to be their 16th man.
They'll need them. The Exiles have six games left to save their Premiership status and a nine-point deficit to make up on Newcastle in 11th.
Can Gloucester be party poopers and plunge Irish deeper into the mire?
London Irish v Gloucester (15:00 GMT)
New Zealander Tom Marshall makes his debut for Gloucester at full-back - one of five changes from the side who lost at Worcester last week. Callum Bradley starts at scrum half with Henry Trinder on the left-wing. In the pack, Mariano Galarza replaces Tom Savage at lock and Lewis Ludlow starts at number eight.
Image source, BBC SportReplacements: Dawidiuk, Thomas, Doran-Jones, Savage, Evans, Randall, Atkinson, Cook.
London Irish v Gloucester (15:00 GMT)
London Irish coach Tom Coventry sticks with the same back-line that put up a good fight against Saracens last week. Two changes in the pack - Tom Court replaces Tom Smallbone at loose head prop, while Will Lloyd comes in for Elliott Stooke at second-row.
Image source, BBC SportReplacements: Paice, Smallbone, Halavatau, Sexton, McKibbin, Brophy Clews, Mulchrone.
London Irish v Gloucester (15:00 GMT)
Games are slipping away for London Irish to avoid relegation - just six to go. They realistically need at least two wins to close the gap on Newcastle. Irish gave Saracens a good test last week but the time for promising performances has gone. They will hope for a change of luck in their St Patrick's Day game.
Gloucester are very much in touch for a top six finish after impressive wins over Harlequins and Wasps in the last month. Defeat at Worcester in the last round was a blow and they will view this as a must-win for Champions Cup qualification.
Wasps 25-0 Sale
Three tries in that first half for Wasps then. It's a long way back for Sale from here.