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That's the amount of Newcastle have spent in the Northampton red zone this half. Don;t forget the falcons are meant to have the advantage as they have the extra man.....

Saints are controlling this game so well, but there is a long time to go.

Stephen Myler increases Northampton's lead with a three-pointer from 37 metres.

That's 10 unanswered points since the restart for 14-man Northampton.

Freddie Burns adds to his account as he slots over three more for the Tigers.

Damian Derrick
Commentator, BBC Radio Bristol

"Bristol are under enough pressure as it is and now they've got a spell with a man down.

"They'll have to try and keep hold of possession as much as they can for the next 10 minutes."

You'd have thought it was Newcastle with the way their defence is all over the place right now, but it is in fact the home side. 

Saints have had all the territory with Falcons failing to deal with a number of high kicks, and they have a scrum 10 metres from the Newcastle line. 

Ross McMillan
Bristol hooker on BBC Radio Bristol

"It's that ruthless style from Leicester and mounted pressure in our 22 that we just can't sustain."

The Tigers pack are encamped in front of the Bristol try-line - can the home side hold on?

It's 14 v 15 as Newcastle look to take advantage of Kieran Brookes' red card at the end of the first half.

We're back under way at Ashton Gate - can Bristol turn this five-point gap around for a first win of the season?

What did you make of the first-half action then?

Can Saints fight back? Will Falcons hold on?

Is this to be another defeat for Bristol, or the day they've waited for?

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The Newcastle fly-half has scored all of his side's points so far at Franklin's Gardens, a ground where he spent a season as a Northampton player in 2014-15.

He failed to start a single Premiership match in his time at Northampton - now it seems he's reminding Jim Mallinder just what he can do...

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Ross McMillan
Bristol hooker on BBC Radio Bristol

"Our set-piece hasn't really functioned and we're losing the battle. We're not winning the 50-50s.

"Leicester are kicking when they need to and pinging us back in the corner.

"Looking at where we've had opportunities, it's been in midfield. We need to look at shifting the ball early and getting that back line going."

Short on points, but high on drama, Northampton will play all of the second period with 14 men after Kieran Brookes was sent off at the death for a no-arms clearout. 

With Saints a man down and 13 players away on international duty, have Newcastle ever had a better chance to win at Northampton?

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Northampton's Kieran Brookes sees Red after a no-arms clearout on the head of David Wilson - leaving the referee with no choice due to the new rules.

Wilson falls back on Newcastle scrum-half Michael Young who is lucky not to seriously hurt his keen as it bends at an awkward angle. 

Leicester lead at half time at Ashton Gate, the Tigers managing the game well and will have 14 men to play against in the first few minute of the second half.

Joel Hodgson pops over a three-pointer from just under 30 metres out as the Falcons extend their lead. 

Ross McMillan
Bristol hooker on BBC Radio Bristol

"It is not the first time tonight we've been caught out by cross-field kicking.

"We've got to be smart - there's not long go in this first half.

"Leicester are playing simple, pragmatic rugby. It's effective."