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It's a happy night for Newcastle Falcons, who are defying expectations and having a terrific 2016-17.

Bath's bid for the play-offs shouldn't need to be defined by this result - there is much more to come from them. But they'll make the long, long journey back to the West Country feeling that they should have won tonight.

Until next time, good night.

The defeat is Bath's third in a row. They stay fourth in the table but their losing bonus points moves them to within a point of third-placed Exeter.

Newcastle's Man of the Match Joel Hodgson tells BT Sport:

"We were a bit disappointed last week not to come away with a win.

"It's a huge relief because we know we can do it. Thankfully we got the rub of the green and a few good bounces.

"There were a lot of dogged efforts out there. We're an 80-minute team and people are starting to see that more and more.

"It was all about belief."

Well, what a season Falcons are having! They're up to sixth in the Premiership as things stand.

Delirious scenes around Kingston Park. Falcons have won! It was a cracking comeback.

Bath can scarcely believe it.

Joel Hodgson kicks into the corner from that penalty for Newcastle. The hosts claim the ball from the line-out... Is that the deciding moment?

Newcastle win a penalty to halt a Bath attack and the hosts celebrate it like they've won the game.

One minute remains.

Matt Garvey limps off for Bath to get some treatment.

The hosts appear to have everything going their own way as the clock runs down...

Vereniki Goneva has all in Kingston Park on their feet as he bundles past two Bath tackles, but the hosts are held up short of the line.

But the attack isn't over yet...

Newcastle believe they can win this again. They have the ball, along halfway. Their fans are urging them on.

Can they give us a thrilling finale?

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Both sides have made a series of changes, so there are plenty of fresh legs on the field for these final 10 minutes.

Bath are closing in on a win that would see them move back up to third in the table for tonight at least.

From 44m, Bath have the chance to try and move 15 points clear and George Ford's kick has the length and height but it clips the inside of the upright and bounces clear. That's bad luck on the visitors.

You get the sense that passage of play will be key to the result: Anthony Watson denying Falcons a certain try at one end and then feeding Semesa Rokoduguni for Bath's third try of the half at the other.

But Falcons were playing advantage so they do go back for the penalty and they reduce the deficit through Joel Hogson's boot.

If Anthony's Watson's previous try-saving tackle was relatively simply, this one is truly world class.

Falcons get the ball out wide to Evan Olmstead, just 5m out, in space, and he'll surely score... No! Watson gets across and up-ends him into touch.

Just brilliant.

What are my eyes seeing?! Prop Jon Welch breaks forward for Newcastle, looks up, sees only one man in between himself and the try line and tries to chip and run, solo...

But Anthony Watson stops him in his track. The home fans chuckle and applause. Bad luck, fella.

It is a Premiership debut for highly-rated Kiwi Robbie Fruean. He's on for Ben Tapuai.