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There were three games yesterday with Leicester coming out on top in the East Midlands derby against Northampton, in what was Aaron Mauger's last match in charge.

The Tigers were trailing at half-time but won 36-31 at Franklin's Gardens to move above Bath into fourth.

Exeter moved level on points with leaders Wasps after their 30-25 win over Sale at Sandy Park, while Harlequins ran in seven tries in a 53-17 victory over Newcastle.

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After leading England to a second Six Nations title in a row playing fly-half and inside centre, Saracens' Owen Farrell and Bath's George Ford line up against each other in their respective 10 shirts today.

With Warren Gatland I'm sure watching on today, it should be pretty intriguing watching how they go after a couple of months of speaking about the ins and outs of each others game.

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The Premiership round 18 action started on Friday night, and things now look even bleaker for Bristol.

The West country side were promoted from the Championship last season but have won just three times so far, and Gloucester kept it that way with a 32-14 win at Ashton Gate.

Bristol are seven points from safety with four games left, while the victory for the Cherry and Whites keeps their top-six hopes alive.

We know it's Mother's Day, so some of you might not have been able to get to a game today as usual.

Fear not - as we have live BBC local radio coverage of both Premiership matches at the top of this page, plus a bonus couple of Championship commentaries.

BBC Hereford & Worcester and BBC Coventry & Warwickshire are at Wasps v Worcester, while there's a choice of BBC Radio 5 live (UK Only), BBC Radio London and BBC Radio Bristol if you want Saracens v Bath.

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We're underway in Coventry.

The game slightly kicked off slightly late after a minute's silence for the attacks in London this week.

We'll keep you up to date with all the goings on at the Ricoh Arena but remember, you can listen to radio coverage using the tabs at the top of the page.

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There is no greater accumulator of tries than Wasps winger Christian Wade. It's 12 in 16 going into today in England's top flight.

Can he add to that today and possibly enter Warren Gatland's thoughts for a trip to New Zealand this summer?

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Not only have Wasps won 13 of their 17 Premiership games this season, they have won their last five league matches against Worcester since the Warriors' 29-23 victory at Sixways four years ago. Worcester have not won on Wasps soil since a 6-0 victory at Adams Park on New Year’s Day in 2012.

Spring has sprung and it is a perfect day for running rugby in Coventry.

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Worcester name the same starting XV which beat Bristol last time out, with Jaba Bregvadze among the replacements.

He is joined on the bench by Ryan Lamb and Dean Hammond, who will make their 50th Warriors appearances if used.

Gary Gold's side are 11th in the Premiership, but have a seven-point buffer over bottom side Bristol.

Worcester:  Pennell; Heem, Olivier, Willison, Adams; Mills, Hougaard; Rapava Ruskin, Taufete'e, Schonert, O'Callaghan (capt), Spencer, Vui, Lewis, Mama.

Replacements:  Bregvadze, Bower, Alo, Dowson, Potgieter, Baldwin, Lamb, Hammond.

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James Haskell starts for Wasps after Six Nations duty, but Joe Launchbury, Elliot Daly, Nathan Hughes and Tommy Taylor are all rested.

Ashley Johnson captains the side, while Dan Robson plays his 100th league game and Guy Thompson returns on the bench.

Wasps:  Beale; Wade, Leiua, Gopperth, Le Roux; Cipriani, Robson; McIntyre, Johnson (capt), Moore, Rowlands, Myall, Haskell, Young, Rieder.

Replacements:  Cruse, Mullan, Cooper-Woolley, Symons, Thompson, Simpson, Macken, Bassett.

So here is what we've got for you today. Leaders Wasps take on 11th-placed Worcester shortly while champions Saracens host Bath is the main game this afternoon.

• Wasps v Worcester (14:30 BST)
• Saracens v Bath (15:00 BST)

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The business end. Squeaky bum time. Sorting the wheat from the chaff.

However you like to describe your end of season run in, one thing is for sure, the finish line is in sight. 

We have two games to bring you today that could go a long way to deciding the make up of the top four and how the play-offs look at the end of 22 rounds.

Welcome to our Sunday Premiership coverage.