FT: Harlequins 21-20 Bath
FT: Wasps 34-24 Sale
Wasps score five tries including one for ex-Shark Cipriani
FT: Saracens 24-20 Gloucester
Captain Barritt & Ellery score for Sarries
Alex Lozowski slots four crucial pens for Saracens
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Saracens 15-14 Gloucester
We've a little breather at Allianz Park as Gloucester's Billy Burns receives some treatment on the field. Burns gets gingerly back to his feet and we'll keep an eye on him during the next few minutes.
Saracens 15-14 Gloucester
Saracens set up the drive and as a result gain a penalty as Gloucester collapse the maul.
Alex Lozowski immediately looks towards the posts and nails the kick at goal meaning that Saracens move ahead for the first time in this pacy opening half!
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John McEnerney: IMO the best utility back around James Hook his battle with Goode will be key & how Burger leads the Sarries pack. Home win.
Saracens 12-14 Gloucester
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Saracens winger on BBC London Sport
Hopefully it's a bit of a calmer start after the restart so we can actually calm down a bit.
We need to stick to the simplest gameplan we can. Head in the freezer, heart in the oven.
Saracens 12-14 Gloucester
It's raining tries!
Alex Goode immediately atones for his mistake as he comes in at first receiver and pings a great pass out to Schalk Brits. The hooker finds Mike Ellery on his right and Ellery is over for the five points.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSaracens 7-14 Gloucester
Alex Goode fumbles Willi Heinz's box kick forwards and immediately Gloucester's Billy Burns is there to capitalise on the mistake. Burns graps the ball off the floor and charges over.
James Hook adds the extras, what a start to this game!
Image source, Getty ImagesSaracens 7-7 Gloucester
Initially Gloucester repel nine phases of Saracens attack and look to clear their lines, but Brad Barritt charges down Mark Atkinson's kick and races under the posts.
That's the skipper's first try in two and a half years and Alex Lozowski adds the conversion to bring the Premiership leaders all-square.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSaracens 0-7 Gloucester
Gloucester deal with the initial threat well but negate their hard work as Jacob Rowan goes offside. Saracens stick the ball in the corner and will look for the drive.
Saracens 0-7 Gloucester
Willi Heinz's clearance gets taken by the wind and Saracens make full use of the scrum back inside Gloucester's half. The hosts are patiently building through the phases and a Cherry and White knock-on gives a second platform in midfield.
Saracens 0-7 Gloucester
What an emphatic start by Gloucester!
With exactly one minute on the clock Ben Morgan powers over from close range. The forwards' finish is the result of a number of powerful surges and it's a dream first 60 seconds for the visitors.
James Hook easily adds the extras and it's maximum points early doors for the Cherry and Whites.
Image source, Getty ImagesSaracens 0-0 Gloucester
Both teams head out onto the pitch at Allianz Park and there's a bit of the breeze in the air. Gloucester fly-half Billy Burns gets us under way and Saracens will be playing into the wind in this opening half.
Saracens 0-0 Gloucester
Saracens have won their last 11 home matches in all competitions but Gloucester are coming into this Round 9 match off the back of a confidence boosting win over Wasps. Can they gain a maiden Premiership victory at Allianz Park?
I'm Emma Thurston and I'll be taking you through this first Premiership match of the afternoon.
Wasps v Sale (14:30 GMT)
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Saracens v Gloucester (13:00 GMT)
Image source, .Premiership champions Saracens make two changes to the side which beat Sale in their previous outing.
Alex Goode has been released from the England squad and returns at full-back, while Petrus du Plessis replaces Juan Figallo at prop for the home side.
Gloucester name an unchanged XV from their 36-18 win over Wasps after Ben Morgan returned from England duty.
Paul Doran-Jones and Billy Twelvetrees return on the bench in place of Yann Thomas and Matt Protheroe respectively.
Saracens: Goode; Ellery, Bosch, Barritt (capt), Wyles; Lozowski, Wigglesworth; Barrington, Brits, Du Plessis, Rhodes, Hamilton, Brown, Burger, Wray.
Replacements: Saunders, Lamositele, Figallo, Flanagan, Conlon, Spencer, Tompkins, Fenby.
Gloucester: Hook; Sharples, Scott, Atkinson, Purdy; Burns, Heinz (capt); McAllister, Hibbard, Afoa, Savage, Galarza, Ludlow, Rowan, Morgan.
Replacements: Lindsay, Hohneck, Doran-Jones, Latta, Kvesic, Braley, Twelvetrees, Thorley.
Referee: Greg Macdonald.
Exeter 57-22 Worcester
Image source, Getty ImagesIt was a comfortable afternoon for Exeter in the only game on Saturday as they ran in eight tries against injury-hit Worcester.
The five-point win moves the Chiefs to within one point of the top four after an indifferent start to the season for last season's Premiership finalists.
The Warriors do not enjoy playing Exeter having lost all nine of their top flight fixtures against the Devon side.
Bristol 16-21 Leicester; Northampton 16-22 Newcastle
Image source, Getty ImagesThis round's Premiership action kicked-off on Friday where in Manu Tuilagi's comeback match for Leicester at Bristol, it was a ninth defeat in nine for the Premiership's bottom side.
England centre Tuilagi made his return off the bench after two months out with a groin injury and helped the Tigers move within a point of third-placed Wasps in a 21-16 victory.
While at Franklin's Gardens, Newcastle sprung an upset on Northampton as Saints were made to pay for prop Kieran Brookes' first-half red card.
Vereniki Goneva's late try secured a 22-16 win for Newcastle, their second on the road this season which moved Dean Richards' side up to seventh.
There's a bit of a sub-plot to this afternoon's action with a couple of players hoping to prove a timely point to England boss Eddie Jones.
Saracens full-back Alex Goode and Bath winger Semesa Rokoduguni were both omitted from England's squad against Argentina despite impressive displays the week before against Fiji.
Image source, Rex FeaturesGoode returns to champions Saracens' line-up against Gloucester while Rokoduguni will hope he can go from The Stoop against Harlequins today and make the short sprint to Twickenham and another international cap against Australia next weekend.
There has been no shortage of headlines and excitement this weekend already on both the international and domestic front.
But the best bit is, there are still three games to come this afternoon...
The even better news - we've got live text and radio commentary on all three - so yep, plenty to smile about Schalk! Welcome to Sunday's Premiership action.
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