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Freddie Burns puts his side ahead for the first time mid-way through the first half.

Leicester are just beginning to get into their stride with ball-in-hand.

Peter Betham gets through the tackle and offloads the ball out the back door.

Leicester's pressure tells and Charlie Matthews concedes the penalty for coming in at the side.

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Good work from the Tigers on the chase as they force the penalty. Aaron Morris pulled for holding on.

Freddie Burns, with his first kick of the afternoon, just squeezes it between the uprights and it's level after 17 minutes.

Both sides are looking comfortable under the high ball so far.

Matthew Tait takes the ball cleanly and Freddie Burns launches a kick to the corner, but he hasn't got the angle and we'll come all the way back.

We've got a first put-in at the scrum on the half-way line for Quins and they get the nudge on this time.

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Harlequins take an early lead as Nick Evans' kick sails through the uprights.

Not a scintillating start to this game but Quins will be happy enough.

The game hasn't really got into it's flow yet as the latest penalty is conceded by Owen Williams.

Marlon Yarde was trying to play the ball quickly and Williams didn't release him quick enough.

Harlequins will have the first pop at goal.

Another scrum but this time the whistle goes in favour of Harlequins.

The penalty goes against Leicester's Ellis Genge and Quins will look to win their own line-out this time.

Harlequins with the overthrow at the line-out and its snatched up by Leicester.

Freddie Burns launches a great clearance miles down the field and Harlequins need to have better control when they're inside Leicester's half.

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Four minutes gone and we've got our first scrum of the afternoon. Hopefully not a sign of things to come...

Leicester have the put-in and their pack holds strong to win the penalty.

An old-fashioned Leicester scrum there.

First penalty of the game goes against Leicester as the assistant referee spots the obstruction from Tom Brady and stopped Harlequins' chase.

Matthew Tait looked to be in down the left-hand side.

A harsh one to start the day.

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We are under way at Welford Road as Harlequins collect Freddie Burns' kick-off.

And it's a huge crowd watching this one.

Just minutes to go before our second game of the day.

Both teams are on the field as fifth meets eighth in the Premiership.

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Leicester Tigers' only home defeat in all competitions since February was 34-22 by Wasps on 10 September.

Harlequins have won only once in their last 10 games away from home in the Premiership.

However, the south London side have been victorious on three of their last six league visits to Welford Road.

Marland Yarde starts on the wing for Harlequins after being released from England duty, having started the 37-21 win over South Africa last Saturday.

Aaron Morris makes his first Premiership start at full-back.

Quins make a late change to the starting XV as Mark Lambert’s wife has given birth to their first child.

Dan Murphy will now start at loosehead prop, with Owen Evans called up to the bench.

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Replacements: Shields, Evans, Jones, South, Naoupu, Mulchrone, Swiel, Walker.

Leicester captain Tom Youngs returns from Engalnd duty while fellow internationals Ellis Genge and Tom Croft are back in the forward pack.

Lock Croft makes his first league appearance of the season following a back injury.

Adam Thompstone makes his 100th Tigers appearance in a backline which welcomes back Mathew Tait and Tom Brady.

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Replacements: Thacker, Ayerza, Cilliers, Kitchener, Hamilton, Harrison, Roberts, Worth.

Right, moving swiftly on...

Leicester v Harlequins at Welford Road kicks off in just under 15 minutes time.

So let's take a look at the team news.

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Saracens hooker Schalk Brits speaking on BT Sport:

"It was a tough game. Sale are a a physical and well-drilled side and it took us a while to break them down.

"My body is sore, I don't know if it's age or Sale but it was a good day.

"The boys make me look good, it's great playing with them and a privilege to put on this jersey.

"When the older boys are away on international duty, the younger boys get a chance to play and show themselves."

Saracens, at the fortress that is the AJ Bell Stadium, come away with an easy victory over Sale and move back to the top of the Premiership table.

Sale had a lot of possession but just didn't have the conviction to put big points on the board and only managed one try to Saracens' three.

Sale's real live wire this afternoon has been Paolo Odogwu and he's got his hands on the ball again.

He's dancing through the midfield and Sale are into the Saracens 22.

They've been up there 10 times today, but have only come away with one try.