Rokoduguni breaks clears and forced his way to the Exeter line - did he ground it? Was there a knock-on??

Exeter win a penalty inside the Bath half after the home forwards fail to roll away. Gareth Steenson sizes it up from 44 metres, but his kick just drifts wide. 

Bath's England forward Dave Attwood breaks through the Exeter defensive line and the Rec gets to its feet. Chiefs' backs do well to bring him down and Exeter are able to clear. But right now you feel that Bath are the side looking more likely to score here. 

George Ford puts the ball over from 24 metres out, but only just as it clips off the right-hand upright and over. But they all count.........

Bath right on the Exeter tryline and they win a penalty close in. Bath have crept up the field really well from deep inside their own half. Ford to have a go at the extras......

Entertaining passage of play from Exeter, although they will be kicking themselves after the failed to take in a lineout eight metres from the Bath try-line. Chiefs have had the better of the past few minutes and have won a scrum right in the middle of the Bath half. 

Bath have had all the possession so far, but Exeter's defence has been very sturdy and the home side have failed to get into the Chiefs' defensive third.

Bath take advantage of an Exeter handling error and immediately put pressure on the Chiefs, getting within five metres. Exeter survive, but Bath lay down their intentions early. Scrum to Chiefs deep in their own territory.

Bath's George Ford kicks us off. Could that be his last kick off before we find out his future at the Rec? 

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These two met in Premiership action as recently as the end of October.

Semesa Rokoduguni's stoppage-time try snatched the win for Bath in a low-scoring encounter at Sandy Park.

The England international went over in the sixth minute of added time, after Mitch Lees thought he had won the game for Exeter with a late try of his own.

Since then, Exeter have won all four of their past Premiership fixtures.

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Elsewhere in the rugby world today, England head coach Eddie Jones has named a 33-man training squad for a two-day camp in Brighton next week.

Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi is included alongside Maro Itoje, James Haskell, Anthony Watson and Jack Nowell, who all return after missing the autumn internationals through injury.

Bath prop Nathan Catt will have an extra spring in his step at the Rec this afternoon as he celebrates a first call-up.

Saracens pair Mako and Billy Vunipola miss the camp because of injury, while Wasps second row Joe Launchbury is also not fit.

Eddie Jones will confirm his Six Nations squad on 20 January.

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England centre Henry Slade is out of Exeter's side for the trip to the Rec after injuring his neck in last week's win over Leicester.

Sam Hill replaces Slade and partners Ollie Devoto as the England man makes his first return to Bath since leaving for Sandy Park in the summer.

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It is the only change for the Chiefs, who are hoping to win at the Rec for the first time in club history.

Exeter: Dollman; Nowell, Devoto, Hill, Woodburn; Steenson (capt), Chudley; Moon, Yeandle, Francis, Lees, Hill, Dennis, Armand, Waldrom.

Replacements: Cowan-Dickie, Rimmer, Holmes, Atkins, Horstmann, Maunder, Simmonds, Short.

Bath have named England wing Anthony Watson as one of their replacements - three months after his last appearance.

Watson, who broke his jaw in England's training camp in October, missed the autumn internationals, but good showing in the next few games could put him right back into Eddie Jones' thoughts ahead of the Six Nations.

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Bath have made three changes to their starting side - all in the pack - as Matt Garvey comes in at lock, while Tom Ellis and Zach Mercer are in the back row.

Bath: Homer; Rokoduguni, Joseph, Tapuai, Brew; Ford (co-capt), Fotuali'i; Catt, Dunn, Lahiff, Garvey (co-capt), Attwood, Ellis, Louw, Mercer.

Replacements: van Vuuren, Auterac, Knight, Stooke, Grant, Allinson, Clark, Watson.

Good afternoon and welcome to BBC Sport's final Premiership rugby live text commentary for 2016.

It's been a great year for English rugby (it could hardly have got worse after 2015 could it?!), and we end with what could be a cracking West Country derby as third-placed Bath host fourth-placed Exeter.