FT: Exeter 24-3 Wasps - Chiefs move closer to a home semi-final
FT: London Irish 25-32 Harlequins - Irish are relegated to the Championship
FT: Saracens 23-14 Newcastle - Saracens finish top of the Premiership
Newcastle look they are building momentum and are threatening the Saracens defence after a good lineout.
After several phases from the forwards looking for a breakthrough, Jackson Wray manages to wrestle the ball away from Newcastle lock Mouritz Botha to alleviate the pressure.
Image source, PANewcastle win a scrum penalty just inside the Saracens half and decide to kick for touch upfield.
They've got a line-out just inside the Sarries 22.
London Irish 15-22 Harlequins
Three early Harlequins tries looked as if they were going to blow London Irish away, but Luke Narraway and Asaeli Tikoirotuma scores have given the Exiles hope.
They have to win today to avoid relegation, but if Newcastle secure victory at Saracens then they will be down in any case.
Image source, Getty ImagesSaracens stretch the play across the field and Charlie Hodgson throws a long pass out to Chris Ashton.
Sarries have numbers out wide but somehow a Newcastle defender gets over to the winger and he loses the ball forward in contact.
Newcastle are on the attack again and a kick forward from Simon Hammersley sends Richard Wigglesworth running back towards his own line.
The England international deals with the pressure well though, and support arrives to help him clear the danger.
Image source, PASaracens 3-7 Newcastle
Saracens have a chance to reply after two Newcastle players failed to roll away from the breakdown.
It's fairly central but Charlie Hodgson sees his kick come back off the left-hand upright.
Saracens 3-7 Newcastle
Marcus Watson looked like he had got in right in the corner.
Chris Ashton initially gave the winger a shoulder barge and then tried to tackle him once he was past him.
After a few looks at the same angle, referee Ian Tempest awards the try after deciding Watson didn't stray into touch.
Craig Willis adds the extras from out wide.
Hope for London Irish with their first try of the game.
It's been a better period for the Exiles since Harlequins scored their third try but they still have work to do after that poor start.
Saracens 3-0 Newcastle
Newcastle might have the first try of the game through Marcus Watson but we've gone upstairs to the TMO.
Newcastle respond well, with Michael Young making a good break into the Saracens 22.
Support arrives in the form of Will Welch and his physicality gains a few more yards before the visitors concede a scrum.
Saracens 3-0 Newcastle
With Sarries looking to spread the play Newcastle concede a penalty as Adam Powell does not release Ben Ransom in the tackle.
Charlie Hodgson points at the posts and makes no mistake.
He gets the first points of the day... and has now clocked up 250 Premiership points against Newcastle. Not a bad tally.
The Saracens pressure continues at the scrum and a clearing kick from Michael Young is charged down behind his own line.
But Sarries are adjudged to be offside and Newcastle get a chance to clear to outside the 22.
Image source, PASarries win a penalty at the scrum and Charlie Hodgson puts a pin-point kick into the corner.
The hosts have a good attacking platform, but Newcastle manage to disrupt their driving maul and win a scrum five metres out.
The game is still being closely contested, with neither side able to create any major openings.
We're bogged down in a Sarries scrum close to half-way currently.
Theo Brophy-Clews' penalty has got London Irish on the scoreboard at the Madejski Stadium, but Harlequins are in control.
Charlie Walker has added a second try for him and the visitors and then Ross Chisholm adds a third after a Marlande Yarde break with only 22 minutes on the clock,
Quote MessageI apologise if I end up throwing this microphone as this is very frustrating. Half breaks, getting hands free and the offloads are getting them in it's those breaks which have got them the tries.
London Irish prop Tom Court, BBC Radio Berkshire
Newcastle come within a heartbeat of conceding a soft try.
Sarries push the Falcons back into their own 22 but they still try to play in front of their own line.
A long pass from Michael Young is almost intercepted a metre out by Chris Ashton, but the Saracens winger knocks on as he looks to capitalise.
A sigh of relief for Falcons fans.
Newcastle's forwards show good attacking intent and Sean Robinson and Mouritz Botha put pressure on the Sarries line.
After a pick-and-go the Falcons get close to an opening try, but are held up over the Sarries line.
From the resulting scrum the visitors give away a free-kick. An encouraging start from Newcastle.
Sarries start well but, as they look to spread the ball wide, throw a forward pass and Newcastle get an early scrum on their 10 metre line.
Saracens 0-0 Newcastle
Sarries fly-half Charlie Hodgson gets us under way.
Saries are in their traditional black and red shirts while Newcastle are in grey.
Ian tempest is the man in charge today.
Saracens v Newcastle (15:15 BST)
The two teams emerge onto the pitch at Allianz Park.
Jacques Burger leads out Saracens on his final appearance for the club, with his son and daughter in his arms.
The Namibian gets a great ovation from the Sarries fans.
It's a sunny day in north London, perfect conditions for rugby.
Kick-off is moments away.