There's a lengthy discussion going on as Leicester decide whether to take a shot at goal or not.

But the line-out option has won. 

Phew, I wasn't sure if we were ever going to get back to the rugby.

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Leicester are pressing at the start of the second half.

They're using the forwards to get on the front foot before moving the ball out wide.

And they've drawn the penalty too as Bath are penalised for offside.

Leicester have made a change at half time, which we believe is tactical. 

JP Pietersen is replaced by Jack Roberts and Peter Betham moves to the wing.

George Ford gets us underway in the second half.

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So what did you make of that first 40 minutes?

Are Leicester back to their best? Can Bath turn it around in the second half?

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It was all Leicester for the first 20 minutes, as Owen Williams got the scoreboard ticking before Brendon O'Connor crossed after an electric break from Telusa Veainu.

But Bath clawed their way back into the game through a piece of brilliance from Semesa Rokoduguni.

Williams made it a seven-point lead just before the hooter, and you would think Richard Cockerill will be the happier of the two coaches at the break.

With 30 seconds left in the half, Owen Williams slots an easy kick to stretch Tigers' lead to seven points.

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JP Pietersen sees a huge gap in the Bath defence and sets off. He decides against passing though with Peter Betham on his outside and he's brought down five metres short of the line.

Leicester recycle the ball and Matthew Tait goes for the kick out to Betham on the right wing.

But we go back for the penalty and Leicester will have the chance to extend their lead.

Leicester will want to end his half how they started it as Telusa Veainu shows some brilliant footwork to make a half-break.

The crowd are on their feet but Mike Williams loses possession and the pressure is lost.

Tigers struggled with turnovers in their last outing and against Wasps so there could be some stern words from Richard Cockerill at the interval.

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Bath are back in possession on the half-way line as George Ford chooses to kick, but Telusa Veainu slices the clearance and Bath have a line-out in a good position.

Tom Ellis is penalised for getting himself in the wrong position though and Tigers escape.

Three easy points missed there, and the difference stays at four.

The momentum has certainly swung Bath's way as the Welford Road crowd have gone quiet.

George Ford's kick for the try may not have gone to plan, but his next two have been sublime.

His cross-field kick finds Semesa Rokoduguni once again but he's wrapped up by the Leicester defence.

But the penalty goes against Bath, the referee giving Marcos Ayerza the nod this time .

Henry Thomas is adjudged to have collapsed the scrum and Owen Williams extend's Leicester's lead.

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Leicester have been utterly dominant so far and they finally have a try to show for it.

Bath need to find a way into this game before it gets away from them.

They have a scrum on half way, but Marcos Ayerza ends up on the floor and we'll reset.

George Ford finally gets Bath some field position as he kicks to touch from the scrum penalty.

They're starting to find some fluency now as Ford looks to control the game with ball in hand.

He's using every blade of grass at Welford Road as he puts an intelligent kick into the corner.