FT: Leicester Tigers 50-17 Bristol Rugby
FT: Bath 22-12 Harlequins
FT: Worcester Warriors 32-48 Exeter Chiefs
Sunday's Premiership action
Image source, Rex FeaturesPlenty of talking points from today's games but we're still not done with round 15 of the Premiership.
There's two more games to come tomorrow to cap off the weekend.
Here's what's on offer (both 15:00 GMT kick-offs):
Make sure to join for all the action from around 14:45 GMT on Sunday. Until then....
Bath 22-12 Harlequins
Rhys Priestland's boot proved vital for Bath on an afternoon of disjointed rugby from both sides.
There were tries for Harlequins for Tim Visser and Marland Yarde but the boot of the Welsh fly-half is what eventually made the difference for the hosts at The Rec.
Rhys Priestland kicks 17 points as Bath prevail in an error-strewn encounter against Harlequins at The Rec.
Read MoreWorcester 32-48 Exeter
Exeter certainly turned things around after a bits and pieces first half against Worcester.
Trailing 18-17 at the break, they ran away with the game after a yellow card for Alafoti Faosiliva cost the hosts.
Three tries in all for Short and seven in total for Exeter, but a brave Worcester battled all the way to the end and scored four tries of their own.
A James Short hat-trick for Exeter against Worcester sees the Chiefs move level on points with Saracens in second.
Read MoreLeicester 50-17 Bristol
There were star performances across the board for Leicester Tigers, headlined by the returning duo of JP Pietersen and Telusa Veainu.
The way they linked up for the second of Pietersen's tries is one to behold.
A tough day for Bristol, it must be said as they lose ground in the fight to avoid relegation.
JP Pietersen marks his first Leicester appearance for 11 weeks with two tries in the Tigers' rout of bottom side Bristol.
Read MoreSo victories for Bath, Leicester and Exeter mean the following for the top four.
Image source, .Well, what an afternoon of action. Reaction on its way...
Bath 22-12 Harlequins
Bath weren't at their very best today but their bench made their mark on the fixture and Rhys Priestland's accuracy off the tee proved to be the difference.
Harlequins played their part in the game but will leave The Rec with nothing.
Leicester 50-17 Bristol
Leicester run in eight tries against Bristol on the way to their biggest win of the season and arguably their finest display of the season.
It was an exhausting game of attacking rugby. And right until the end, Premiership bottom side Bristol pushed the hosts, with the television match official ruling out another late score.
Bath 22-12 Harlequins
Rhys Priestland has packed his kicking boots today and as Harlequins' discipline strays again it looks like Bath will take the W at The Rec.
Worcester 32-48 Exeter
Ryan Mills' trusty boot slotted over that conversion from Willison's late score as Worcester take what might end up being a vital point come the end of the season.
But, it's James Short who will take the headlines with his hat-trick of tries in a bonus-point win for Exeter which sees them draw level on points with Saracens.
Worcester 32-48 Exeter
Worcester may well have been second best in this second half but they are going to take a bonus point from this one.
A fourth try for them comes right at the death through centre Jackson Willison.
Bath 19-12 Harlequins
Harlequins have just been caught short by their discipline and they're made to pay as Rhys Priestland slots his fourth penalty of the afternoon.
With just five minutes to go will this cushion be enough for the home side?
Worcester 25-48 Exeter
And it's exactly the same story at Sixways.
It's a seventh of the afternoon for Exeter and a hat-trick for winger James Short. Henry Slade misses the chance to bring up the half-century though as he misses the conversion.
Leicester 50-17 Bristol
Tries, tries, tries. It is raining the things at Welford Road.
This time it is Bristol that get over the line. Owen Williams has a kick charged down and Jamal Ford-Robinson touches down.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeicester 50-10 Bristol
The Leicester forwards have been in roaring form all day and that latest try is testament to everything they have done.
Greg Bateman goes over under the power of a catch-and-drive from a line-out.
Bath 16-12 Harlequins
Finally Bath gain a little bit of cohesive possession and work their way over the line.
Rhys Priestland's break gets them up field before Kahn Fotuali'i gets the tempo high and Max Clark takes a hard line through to score.
Again Priestland adds the extras and the hosts are back ahead after 64 minutes.
Bath 9-12 Harlequins
Harlequins are enjoying plenty of possession right now and are looking the more dangerous of the two sides. That said, Kahn Fotuali'i is proving to be a menace the breakdown and giving his side opportunities to work from.
Worcester 25-43 Exeter
An absolute try-fest at Sixways. You can't take your eyes off it.
It's a sixth try for Exeter from Michele Campagnaro, but the move was all about Henry Slade.
He's switched to fly-half after Gareth Steenson went off injured and manage to carve open Worcester's defence before off-loading to Campagnaro.
Worcester 25-36 Exeter
Image source, Rex FeaturesWorcester still fighting in this match after a nightmare 10 minutes.
Bryce Heem crashes over for their third try after a great bit of work from Francois Hougaard.
Ryan Mills adds the conversion.