Tom Heathcote has an early chance to build on Worcester's lead after more strong scrummaging by the hosts.

The penalty, however, is off the mark. Bad miss, that.

Last 10 minutes at the Ricoh Arena and although this game might be gone for Quins, two more tries would grab them a try bonus point.

Wasps aren't keen on that idea and kick clear through the boot of replacement scrum-half Joe Simpson.

And the second-half has kicked off at Sixways.

The hosts lead 8-3 thanks to Tom Heathcote's penalty at the end of the first half.

Heathcote has had a big hand in all the Warriors 'points so far, he also dished the ball off for Wynard Olivier to go over for the game's only try so far.

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Frustration for Quins as we approach the last 15 minutes. 

They're pushing forward and getting into Wasps' 22 regularly, but there's no cutting-edge or clinical last pass to get them through for a third try.

Hour mark approaching and still no points added in this second half.

Wasps get a rare chance to get out of their own half, but only through the boot of Cipriani rather than through their own running.

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Wasps concede a penalty on halfway as Danny Cipriani is ruled to have deliberately knocked-on a pass out wide from Kyle Sinckler.

Referee Greg Garner opts not to show a yellow card against the fly-half.

Newcastle have dominated possession at Sixways, but the hosts lead thanks to a few dazzling moments.

Worcester's Wynard Olivier has gone over for the game's only try so far.

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Tom Heathcote lands his first kick of the match to restore the hosts' five-point lead.

While he ends up having to tee up the three points there, it was a sensational run from Heathcote down the middle which opened Newcastle up.

The ball was eventually moved on to Josh Adams down the left, but Falcons' cover defence held strong, but they are penalised with Warriors bodies on the try line.

Escape time for Wasps, who should've been punished by a third Quins try from Tim Visser.

The Scotland winger just brushes the whitewash with his left boot as he sprints down the flank and seemingly away from Sam Jones' tackle.

Touch judge gets the flag up sharpish and Quins have to come back for the line-out.

A relentless half in defence seems to have taken a toll on Worcester. Cooper Vuna is replaced by Josh Adams and Nic Schonert, with a gash on his face, is replaced by Naama Leleimalefaga.

Quins' dominance in possession continues in this match, despite them being behind on the scoreboard.

Wasps have four tries, but have spent less than a minute of the entire game in Quins' 22. Quins, meanwhile have been at the opposite end for nearly 12 minutes.

Incredible stuff.

Newcastle back in familiar territory with a line-out on the 22. 

One after another the Falcons knock at the Warriors door. A fine carry from Juan Pablo Socino, riding one tackle before being smothered is as good as it gets.

Eventually, the attack fizzles as Will Welch knocks on out wide on the right.

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Still no points though in this second half as Wasps clear their lines from that scrum.

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Meanwhile, Quins go close to another try from an attacking line-out, but Wasps are on hand to disrupt the rolling maul and win the put-in at the scrum.

No points added so far in this second half, but Quins have come out looking intent on disrupting Wasps.

Been a display of real attacking flare from both sides so far.

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Action really opening up at Sixways. It was nitty gritty stuff for long periods, but it's developing nicely as both sides show a willingness to run the ball and chip in with some creative kicking.

Worcester's Cooper Vuna, for one, deserves a tip of the cap for creative thinking. 

He makes a break and dinks a kick over Newcastle's defence. Newcastle full-back Simon Hammersley, however, is calm as he collects in goal and clears the danger.

So, six tries in the first half at the Ricoh Arena, what will the second half hold?

An imposing sight out on the park at half-time was that of a bearded Kurtley Beale. Imagine how strong Wasps will be once the Australian is fit and available?

A minute later and Mike Delany makes amends. Slots Newcastle's fist points easy as you like.