Well, not a bad afternoon of Premiership Rugby for you.

Wasps came through a hectic encounter with Leicester to register success in the two opening rounds for the first time since 2011, and that's without their star summer signings.

Bath gave Newcastle an absolute thumping at the Rec and also maintain their unbeaten start to the season.

Thanks for joining us on a damp afternoon, we'll leave you to enjoy your evening.

But....we're back tomorrow for more live action. 

Bristol v Northampton (15:00 BST)

Exeter v Saracens (15:00 BST) 

See you then!

If you are only just joining the Saturday rugby fun, we can round up all the action in our two games for you. Starting with Wasps ending an eight-year losing record at Leicester...

And in the other game, Bath run in eight tries to thrash Newcastle in director of rugby Todd Blackadder's first game at home. Bath sit top and Wasps second after two rounds.

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Wasps director of rugby Dai Young on BT Sport:

"We’ve got to enjoy coming here and getting a result. There are still things for us to improve on but when that first yellow card came about for us, we were smart.

"We did stop playing and going through phases for a period. We started to panic and lost a bit of composure. 

"But being in front is a new experience and it’s all part of the learning experience for these players."

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Joe Launchbury talking to BT Sport:

"At the end I was going to go for goal but I got outvoted by my team.

"I'm so glad to get the bonus point, and really happy with the way we pushed through and won.

"Leicester had a strong patch before half time but our driving maul in the second half got us back into the game.

"We knew the challenges these first two games would bring. To get two wins out of two, we’re delighted."

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Two wins from two to start the Todd Blackadder reign at Bath.

After a tight opening half an hour where they led 6-0, they ran right in the end with those eight tries.

Many have tipped Newcastle to be amongst the relegation battle and that was a performance that will strengthen those claims.

Wasps will be ecstatic with that. Their first victory in eight years at Welford Road.

Leicester threw everything at them in the second-half but the penalties told and the Tigers ended the game with 13 men.

Jimmy Gopperth popped up for a try at the end and secured Wasps second win of the season, also denying Leicester their losing bonus point.

Leicester will end this match with 13 players as Peter Betham is sent to the bin for a deliberate knock-on. What a hectic end to the game.

Wasps go for the corner from the penalty and will look to run the clock down.

Oh dear. Jimmy Gopperth pulls his second kick in as many minutes and Wasps are not home and dry yet.

The TMO is called into action again and we're looking at Ellis Genge who's awarded a yellow card for taking the man out in the air from the kick off.

And Wasps have another opportunity here through Gopperth.

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Wasps looked to have weathered the storm and Gopperth had the opportunity to put his side more than a score clear. But it's uncharacteristic and he pulls his kick wide of the uprights.

Five minutes to play at Welford Road.

Newcastle thought they had a consolation try through Joel Hodgson, but they are penalised for obstruction in the build-up after a check with TMO.

The remain nilled with less than 10 minutes to get some points.

Freddie Burns is really turning on the heat. He begins a great move by beating five players in his own half and he's leading this Leicester charge right now.

10 minutes to go...

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Wasps employ their long distance kicker Elliot Daly to have a go at this one but his direction is off and the match remains in the balance.

And Burns slots the resulting penatly.

It's a five-point game now at Welford Road.