More than 130,000 spectators attend two matches at Twickenham and Wembley
Exeter and Saracens secure play-off spots with wins
FT: Saracens 40-19 Harlequins at Wembley
FT: Exeter 38-34 Bristol
FT: Bath 27-21 Leicester at Twickenham
Saracens v Harlequins (16:30 BST)
Sonja McLaughlan
Rugby Union reporter on BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"England hooker Jamie George enjoys sunshine at Wembley.
"The British and Irish Lions contender is on bench today as Saracens make four changes to side that beat Glasgow in Europe for their game agaisnt Harlequins at Wembley."
Image source, .Exeter 17-24 Bristol
And we are back under way at Sandy Park.
Saracens v Harlequins (16:30 BST)
Image source, .Much is made of the way Saracens play, with scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth the only scrum-half in the top five kickers in the Premiership today.
He makes way for Ben Spencer this afternoon as he is on the bench, but expect a similar strategy from Mark McCall's side.
Saracens v Harlequins (16:30 BST)
Richard Wigglesworth believes his Saracens team-mate Chris Ashton "changed the game" for wingers.
The scrum-half was discussing Ashton's impact on 5 live's Rugby Union Weekly with Ugo Monye and Chris Jones.
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Josh: No, has only played a handful of games this season, if he does get in its due to his reputation and name.
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Saracens v Harlequins (16:30 BST)
Sonja McLaughlan
Rugby Union reporter on BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"Nick Evans and Mike Brown out first for Harlequins to warm up at Wembley.
"Quins are aiming to do the double over Saracens for first time since the 2008-09 season after victory at the Stoop in September."
Saracens v Harlequins (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesEnough of events at Twickenham for now, we're off to Wembley.
It's the champions looking to secure a home play-off, while Harlequins are in the mix for a top six finish and an outside shot of top four.
Exeter 17-24 Bristol
Image source, Rex FeaturesThis was the moment that Bristol's plucky start really began to look like spilling over into something special.
Gavin Henson crossed for Bristol's third try, and the Premiership's bottom side lead second-placed Exeter 24-17 away from home.
That Geoff Parling try at the end of the half has got the Chiefs right back into the contest.
Exeter 17-24 Bristol
This game at Sandy Park is throwing up some epic drama.
Well into time added on at the end of the first half and Geoff Parling goes over for Exeter. Henry Slade adds the conversion.
Just how crucial will that be now?
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Image source, Getty ImagesAs Chris says, it is less than two weeks now until Warren Gatland names his Lions squad for the summer tour to New Zealand.
Two games left to secure a place on the plane then...
Exeter 10-24 Bristol
Bristol have been under immense pressure in the last few minutes, but they are protecting their lead nicely.
Just a few minutes until half-time at Sandy Park.
FT: Bath 27-21 Leicester
Bath number eight Taulupe Faletau told BT Sport: "It was a great match and the boys showed great character out there.
"The boys said stick to our structures and game plan and we did that.
"We needed the win today to keep on track to what we wanted out of the season."
FT: Bath 27-21 Leicester
Chris Jones
BBC Radio 5 live rugby reporter at Twickenham
"Lions coach Warren Gatland will be enjoying Taulupe Faletau's return to form in the past few weeks - looks a dead cert to go to New Zealand at this rate."
Bath 27-21 Leicester
Bath take four points on their first ever game away from the Rec, coming from behind to win a vital game.
Matt O'Connor's first Leicester game in charge is a losing bonus-point.
It means both teams are now on 52 points but the Tigers stay ahead on points difference.
Bath 27-21 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesJust over two minutes to go and Anthony Watson's two scores appear to have given Bath all four points.
Leicester on course for a losing bonus point right now.
Bath 27-21 Leicester
We're 14 men vs 14.
Beno Abano is sent off for 10 minutes in barely his first scrum for Bath. He looks bemused but the referee did warn the players before.
Bath 27-21 Leicester
Six minutes left at Twickenham and odd one this.
Leicester scrum-half Ben Youngs, on his 200th appearance, is replaced by 18-year-old Ben White with the game finely poised.
Bath on the attack again.
Bath 27-21 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesAgain Anthony Watson the beneficiary of some brilliant individual play by someone else.
This time, Matt Banahan with the no look pass just as it looks as if he is about the take contact ant Watson has the pace to burn off the backline and get his second try.
Another two from George Ford's boot and Bath lead for the first time.
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Bath 25-21 Leicester