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
Bath 20-21 Leicester
With seconds over 10 minutes to go, it looks as if Leicester will have to make do with 14 men for the remainder of the game.
The Tigers wing attempts to steal the ball from a pass but knocks in on, and with two Bath players outside him he is sent to the bin.
Exeter 10-24 Bristol
Well, do we have one of the shocks of the season developing at Sandy Park?
Bristol's Gavin Henson converts his own try after going over in the corner after 22 minutes!
Bath 20-21 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesAnthony Watson will have his name on the score sheet but this is all made by Taulupe Faletau.
He hits an exquisite line off a delayed Jonathan Joseph pass, powers through a defender as he steps once, then draws a defender and sets Watson in to score an easy try.
George Ford again on target from the tee and just one point in this now.
Exeter 10-17 Bristol
Midway through the first half, and Henry Slade reduces the arrears with Exeter's first penalty.
That is an easy three points for the hosts. Will it have a calming influence on the hosts now?
Bath 18-21 Leicester
Bath 13-21 Leicester
On his 50th appearance for Leicester, this is the final act of the afternoon for Freddie Burns.
From wide left, he drills his penalty through the posts and then is replaced by Owen Williams.
Bath-bound Burns has been battling a couple of knocks throughout the game.
Bath 13-18 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesSome heavy looking legs on the pitch now and some stretching from one or two to try and prevent cramp.
Leicester still enjoying more territory in the Bath half.
Exeter 7-17 Bristol
Another intercept and another try for Bristol! What on earth is happening at Sandy Park? Incredible scenes as the Premiership's bottom side now lead high-flying hosts Exeter 17-7 after 12 minutes.
The intercept was made in Bristol's 22 and Jason Woodward was off like a shot to cross under the posts.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBath 13-18 Leicester
Francois Louw at his brilliant best in defence as the Bath captain reads Ellis Genge's attempted line, hits him and drives him back a good few metres.
A minute later Taulupe Faletau wins a turnover penalty and the hosts at Twickenham seem suddenly rejuvenated again.
Exeter 7-10 Bristol
Bristol were down after 70 seconds and are now ahead for the first time after 10 minutes.
Gavin Henson slots the penalty.
Well, they arrived at Sandy Park late and got off to a bit of a horror start, but things looking up for the first time today.
Bath 13-18 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesAlthough they're leading, it has been a while since Leicester had been deep in Bath territory.
A couple of good carries gets them over the gain line and then Freddie Burns goes for a chip over the top which never looked like causing too much danger.
Bath 13-18 Leicester
Referee JP Doyle speaks to both captains about the amount of penalties that are happening when it comes to scrum time.
His message? Next time one of you is penalised, you'll be spending 10 minutes in the sin bin.
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Exeter 7-7 Bristol
Oh. My. Word!
Talk about an action-packed opening few minutes. Bristol hit back and are level.
From an Exeter line-out, Will Hurrell intercepts a Henry Slade pass and bolts about 50 metres to touchdown under the posts on four minutes.
Gavin Henson converts.
Image source, ,Olly Woodburn even too quick for our stat. 8 in 17 now for the Chiefs wing.
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Exeter 7-0 Bristol
What an incredible start at Sandy Park, as Olly Woodburn goes over for the host inside the opening 70 seconds.
Ian Whitten made the initial break down the left and he find Woodburn in support.
And there were probably thousands who missed that try because of the huge traffic delay today.
Bath 13-18 Leicester
Missed a kick on the stroke of the break but George Ford is deadly accurate with this one, straight through the posts.
The game is back to within a one try score for the Blue, Black and Whites.
Exeter 0-0 Bristol
Image source, Getty ImagesRight, moving attention beyond London's borders for the first time today as action gets under way at Sandy Park.
An important match for both Exeter at the top of the table and Bristol at the very bottom.
Bath 10-18 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesAs you'd expect from two teams going at it for top four there has been some niggle throughout the game. And some hits.
Bath get a penalty from a scrum and point towards the posts.
Exeter v Bristol (15:15 BST)
Bristol make three changes, as winger Ryan Edwards returns for the league's bottom side after a hernia injury.
Centre Gavin Henson returns after a toe injury and wing Jack Tovey also starts.
Image source, .Replacements: Crumpton, O'Connell, Ford-Robinson, Glynn, Fenton-Wells, Williams, Newey, Amesbury.
Bath 10-18 Leicester
Worrying signs for Leicester whow have already lost Tom Youngs to injury and now Mathew Tait, who took over his captaincy duties, has stayed down with a problem.
Bath were on the attack with the man advantage while Jack Roberts comes on for Tait.
Ben Youngs takes on captaincy.