So after a torrid start to the season at home, Gloucester have finally given their fans something to cheer about.

But that's it from me this evening, give yourselves 12 or so hours off and I'll see you back here tomorrow.

Goodnight!

Well, that happened.

Gloucester, without a win at home in the Premiership this season, end up running away with a stunning bonus-point win over high-flying Wasps.

Well, that is now four down in the Premiership this weekend. 

There are just two English top-flight matches to come tomorrow. 

Action on Sunday starts with Saracens' trip to Sale Sharks in the north west at 13:00 GMT.

LeicesterTigers then hosts Harlequins in the mid-afternoon kick-off from 15:15 GMT.

Of course, you can follow all the live text and online radio commentaries here from 12:30 GMT tomorrow.

A tight first-half but Gloucester put in a big performance in the second 40 to take a convincing victory and their first on home soil in the Premiership this season.

The game hung in the balance when Danny Cipriani made a scintillating break with Wasps down 24-18, but the ball came loose and Gloucester worked the length of the field to secure the bonus point.

Henry Purdy joined the party at the end as Wasps missed out on the chance to go top of the Premiership table.

Wasps are looking better down the short side and Ashley Johnson manages to get free from the tackle. He feeds the ball back inside to Thomas Young and he has the ball over the line.

But was there enough downward pressure? We're asking the TMO try yes or no?

But they win the penalty at the scrum and Danny Cipriani's kick takes them deep into Gloucester territory.

They've got just under 10 minutes to complete a remarkable turnaround.

Wasps are desperately trying to give themselves a lifeline but Gloucester's defence is holding them in position.

They're stuck on the half-way line at the moment and eventually, the scrum goes the way of Gloucester as the ball is knocked forward.

Wasps haven't been able to find any fluidity this afternoon.

A crucial period here at Kingsholm.

Wasps are throwing everything at the Gloucester defence with just under 15 minutes left to play on the clock.

It's another five-metre scrum to Wasps but it's a tremendous push from the Cherry and Whites, and they win the penalty.

Richard Hibbard has been immense.

Wasps still have good territory here with a line-out on the five-metre line.

The forwards have the ball but the pick-and-go is held up just short. Gloucester's defence has been strong so far this afternoon.

Wasps need an immediate response and Christian Wade is the man to lead the charge.

A lovely break from the winger and in the next phase, Wasps bundle over the line.

But brilliant work from Gloucester skipper Willi Heinz as he holds up the player.

Wasps with a five-metre scrum.

Have Gloucester got another one?

We are going to the TMO to check for a double movement by Matt Scott...

Well, I called it.

James Hook lines up the kick this time but he's missed it.

Dai Young will be furious with his side, and it's Thomas Young who was at fault for that one. He can expect a ticking off from Dad.

A lucky escape though for Wasps.

Image source, Rex Features

And without showing much flair in attack, Wasps take the lead for the second time in this game.

Jimmy Gopperth has found his range and this could go down to a battle of the kickers.

Wasps earn a penalty as Matt Kvesic is pulled for holding on. He was too eager there and found himself isolated.

The ball is collected well from the line-out and Wasps have got themselves another penalty.

Goal is the shout and Jimmy Gopperth could give Wasps the lead with this kick.

It's loud, proud and more than a little scary.

It is the sound of the Haka, which New Zealand players deliver before their game against Ireland kicks-off.

Quick as you like the All-Blacks take the lead with a Malakai Fekitoa try.

Elsewhere, Scotland lead Argentina 6-0 after almost 30 minutes with Gloucester's own Greig Laidlaw landing a second penalty.

Follow the autumn international action here.