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 7-12 Leicester
A bit of kicking tennis between the two teams results in a Bath line-out inside the Leicester half.
15 minutes in and one or two players blowing hard. It is an energy-sapping afternoon in the West London sunshine.
Bath 7-12 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat was I just saying about Bath not being in Leicester territory?
The home side hit a couple of beautiful lines with excellent work by Anthony Watson and Matt Banahan - the ball comes out to George Ford who delays a pass to allow Jonathan Joseph a stroll to the line.
Two more from Ford and the start of a comeback is on.
Bath 5-12 Leicester
Bath 0-12 Leicester
Chris Jones
BBC Radio 5 live rugby reporter at Twickenham
"The vast majority of the 60,000 fans here are Bath supporters, so the atmosphere is a little muted after those two Tigers tries.
"Bath have played most of the rugby, but Leicester have been ruthless in taking their chances, and are in control."
Image source, Getty ImagesBath 0-12 Leicester
Despite being two tries down, Bath appear to have had much more of the ball in the opening stages but they've been indecisive going forward against a well drilled Tigers defence.
They're yet to get anywhere near the Leicester 22 with ball in hand.
Bath 0-12 Leicester
Image source, PAIn all the Twickenham and top four build-up talk, it has been slightly lost that Liecester have a new man in charge today in Matt O'Connor who has replaced Aaron Mauger.
The Australian is back for his second spell at the Tigers.
New coach bounce anyone?
Exeter v Bristol (15:15 BST)
An update to the earlier traffic announcement relating to the second Premiership game today.
At the earliest, that match will now kick-off at 15:15 BST. But could be even later, depending when Bristol arrive.
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Bath 0-12 Leicester
Image source, PAAfter the ball is turned over from a Jonathan Joseph drive, Telusa Veaniu spots no full-back at home and kicks ahead.
The Tongan full-back has the pace to out gas the chasing defender and just gets there before the ball goes into touch to dot down.
Great vision. Conversion missed.
Bath 0-12 Leicester
Exeter v Bristol (15:00 BST)
For those travelling to Sandy Park today, there are a number of traffic alerts to keep in mind as going is slow on the M5 following a collision.
Rumours of a delay to kick-off but we will confirm if we get any news.
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Bath 0-7 Leicester
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BBC Somerset and BBC Radio Bristol will be in the Bath corner with BBC Radio Leicester keeping those of a Tigers persuasion up to date.
Chris Jones will be providing regular updates for those listening to 5 Live's sports offering today,
Bath 0-7 Leicester
A lovely first try this for the Tigers.
Telusa Veainu does well to suck in two defenders out wide and gives the ball out to Brendan O'Connor who has the strength to hold off a defender, and then the skill to side step to dot down.
Freddie Burns is successful with his first kick of the afternoon.
Bath 0-5 Leicester
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Bath 0-0 Leicester
A couple of kicks for territory not the best from either side as they look to try and get in the opposition's half.
A knock-on by Leicester means it is the first scrum of the game.
Bath 0-0 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter 221 successive home Premiership matches played at the Recreation Ground, Bath move to a new 'home' venue for the first time at Twickenham.
George Ford gets us going in glorious sunshine.
Bath v Leicester (14:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesWell, if a picture is worth a thousand words... then this one is worth many thousands as Bath supporters give their players a huge welcome to Twickenham.
Bath v Leicester (14:00 BST)
Chris Jones
BBC Radio 5 live rugby reporter at Twickenham
I've been flicking through the programme ahead of 5 live Sport reports and came across this snippet.
"To help achieve our aim of becoming a self-sustaining business, we must grow the supporter base and that is one of the key reasons for staging this game," says Bath chairman Bruce Craig.
Image source, .Bath v Leicester (14:00 BST)
Scrum-half Ben Youngs is set for his 200th Leicester appearance, with Tigers unchanged from their last league match.
Fly-half Freddie Burns - who will join Bath this summer in exchange for George Ford - will play his 50th Tigers league game.
Image source, .Replacements: McGuigan, Rizzo, Balmain, Williams, Thacker, White, Williams, Roberts.
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Bath v Leicester (14:00 BST)
Leicester Tigers-bound England fly-half George Ford returns for Bath for Saturday's Premiership game between the two play-off hopefuls at Twickenham.
Ford starts as one of five Bath changes as Ben Tapuai, Ross Batty, Elliott Stooke and Francois Louw also come in.
Image source, .Replacements: Brooker, Obano, Knight, Denton, Mercer, Cook, Priestland, Homer.
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It's around 100 miles from the Recreation Ground to Twickenham, but Bath fans have given it a home feel with the numbers gathered outside England's HQ.
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