Should you fancy listening to the game as well as following the action here, then all four matches are covered by BBC Local Radio. 

If you're lucky enough to live in of those these areas you can listen on your radio, or you can simply click the 'Live Coverage' tab above, where there's also British and Irish Cup action later.

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With the top two playing today, who do you think will sit first come tonight? Are London Irish all but relegated? Is an Aussie being in charge of the England team fully embraced now a Grand Slam has been won?

Any rugby topic you'd like to discuss you can join in the conversation using #bbcrugby on Twitter.

And whilst you are there, why not check out @bbcrugbyunion, external to follow news, updates and content from the 15-man code?

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Alex Waller comes in for brother Ethan at prop as one of four changes to the Northampton side that beat Sale.

JJ Hanrahan starts at fly-half, Ahsee Tuala replaces Tom Collins on the wing, and Jon Fisher returns at number eight.

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Replacements: Marshall, Waller, Denman, Matfield, Wood, Fotuali'i, Myler, Wilson.  

Forwards Ollie Atkins and Dave Ewers return for second-placed Exeter.

Dave Lewis replaces Will Chudley at scrum-half for Chiefs, wing James Short is recalled and Ian Whitten moves back to centre in place of Sam Hill. One late change sees Lachlan Turner replace Phil Dollman at full-back.

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Replacements: Taione, Hepburn, Rimmer, Stevenson, Salvi, Chudley, Hill, Bodilly.

So after Bath scrapped past Newcastle on Friday night and Worcester took a huge step towards Premiership survival with a win at Harlequins yesterday, this is what we've got for you today:

• Exeter v Northampton (13:00 GMT)
• Wasps v Sale (14:00 GMT)
• London Irish v Gloucester (15:00 GMT)
• Leicester v Saracens (15:15 GMT)

I imagine if you're of an English persuasion you might have woken up feeling better this morning.

I'm sure Eddie Jones and his team were out celebrating a first Six Nations Grand Slam in 13 years even if you did not, and who can blame them?

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Next week though, all of those if muddied and bloodied white shirts from last night will be back at their clubs ready for the final run in of the Premiership.

Welcome to our Sunday coverage of four games from England's top flight.