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Worcester thought they were on course for the first try of the game but referee Luke Pearce cuts short their celebrations as Warriors had lost the ball forward before Marco Mama touched down under the sticks.

No points in the first 15 minutes at Sixways.

Still no score in the match at Kingsholm with a number of penalties already in the match. 

The Cherry and Whites will really want to win today to capitalise on Harlequins' defeat last night.

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Is there revenge on the mind of Worcester's director of rugby Gary Gold?

He held the same position at Bath before leaving in December 2013.

His Warriors side have started very well and have been camped in the visitors' half in the opening minutes, but there are no points on the board yet at Sixways.

It's a rather easy three points for Freddie Burns, straight between the posts from just to the right of the sticks.

Newcastle need to stop the mistakes or this could be a long afternoon.

Leicester are the ones doing all of the early running in this match on the right of the pitch. The Tigers are being gifted metres by a number of Falcons errors, and the hosts have a penalty about five metres out.

And we're off at Welford Road, Sixways and Kingsholm. 

I can't get over how good the weather is in Leicestershire...

The players are just about to come out in the absolutely belting Easter sunshine.

It's a perfect day for 30 large men to crash into each other in search of an egg-shaped ball.

Now we know this isn't rugby, but in the world of the round ball there's one non-league football team that's made quite a stir this week for reasons off the pitch.

Billericay Town squad performed a bizarre rendition of R Kelly song 'The World's Greatest' in the dressing room before a cup final, which they duly won 8-3.

So we want to know, what's your most memorable teamtalk? Let us know using #bbcrugby on Twitter and the best will get used on here.

You can listen to live commentary of all three of today's Premiership games on BBC local radio and via links at the top of the page:

• Gloucester v Sale - BBC Radio Gloucestershire
• Leicester v Newcastle - BBC Radio Leicester and BBC Radio Newcastle
• Worcester v Bath - BBC Hereford & Worcester, BBC Radio Bristol & BBC Somerset

In addition, you can also hear coverage of three Championship matches.

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Premiership leaders Wasps are back in action tomorrow - they'll hope to pull clear of second-placed Exeter once more with victory over bottom club Bristol.

Champions Saracens, who are third, host Northampton Saints, who could start the match 10 points adrift of the top four if results go against them today.

Follow our live text and radio coverage on the BBC Sport website and app from 14:30 BST on Sunday.

Gloucester have changed more than half of their team from last weekend's defeat by Newcastle, including a new half-back pairing as Billy Burns and Callum Braley come in.

It's a more settled team for Sale - their only change being one in the family, with Ben Curry replacing identical twin brother Tom.

Gloucester: Marshall; Sharples, Trinder, Atkinson, May; Burns, Braley; Hohneck, Hibbard. Afoa; Thrush (capt), Galarza, Moriaty, Ludlow, Clarke.

Replacements: Matu'u, McAllister, Knight, Savage, Morgan, Vellacott, Twelvetrees, Halaifonua.

Sale: Haley; Solomona, James, Jennings, McGuigan; MacGinty, Phillips; Harrison, Webber, Aulika, Evans, Ostrikov, Neild, B Curry, Beaumont (capt).

Replacements: T Curry, Flynn, Longbottom, Nott, Pearce, Mitchell, Bedlow, Charnley.

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Almost "as you were" from the last time these two teams were in action.

Worcester make one change from their defeat at Sale, with prop Biyi Alo replacing Nick Schonert in the front row.

Meanwhile, Bath name an unchanged line-up after beating Leicester at Twickenham.

Worcester: Pennell; Humphreys, Willison, Te'o, Adams; Mills, Hougaard; Bower, Taufete'e, Alo, O'Callaghan (capt), Spencer, Vui, Lewis, Mama.

Replacements: Singleton, Grant, Milasinovich, Potgieter, Fa'osiliva, Baldwin, Lamb, Olivier.

Bath: Watson; Rokoduguni, Joseph, Tapuai, Banahan; Ford (co-capt), Fotuali'i; Catt, Batty, Palma-Newport, Ewels, Stooke, Ellis, Louw (co-capt), Faletau.

Replacements: Charles, Obano, Knight, Denton, Z Mercer, Cook, Priestland, T Homer.

It is Matt O'Connor's first home game since returning to Welford Road as Leicester head coach, and the big talking point from his selection has been dropping captain Tom Youngs to the bench.

For Newcastle injured fly-half Mike Delany is replaced by Joel Hodgson, who sealed last week's win over Gloucester.

Leicester Tigers: Veainu; Thompstone, Roberts, Mermoz, Pietersen; Burns, B Youngs (capt); Genge, McGuigan, Cole, Barrow, Kitchener, Williams, O'Connor, Hamilton.

Replacements: T Youngs, Bateman, Balmain, Fitzgerald, Thacker, Harrison, Williams, Tait.

Newcastle Falcons: Watson; Goneva, Harris, Socino, Sinoti; Hodgson, Young; Vickers, Cooper, D Wilson, Green, Olmstead, M Wilson, Welch (capt), Latu.

Replacements: Sowrey, Harris, Welsh, Witty, Chick, Egerton, Willis, Kibirige.

So what's at stake today?

Exeter's win last night keeps the pressure up on Premiership leaders Wasps, while Bath and Leicester both play today in matches which could go some way to deciding that final top-four spot.

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Harlequins' defeat last night has left the door slightly ajar for Gloucester to get into the top six, where they would bag an automatic qualification spot for the European Champions Cup.

Six points separate them from Quins, so a win today would do the Cherry and Whites rather nicely.

For Sale, the league season is pretty much over. With no hope of finishing in the upper half, and no danger of going down, the rest of this term much all be about rebuilding for Steve Diamond's men.

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Regardless of events at Welford Road, Bath know they need to win at Worcester to keep up the pressure on Leicester as they battle for that coveted fourth play-off spot.

Last Saturday's win over the Tigers at Twickenham has certainly made things interesting, as it brought the two clubs level on points with three games remaining.

Worcester have been fighting at the wrong end of the Premiership table again this season but one more win should be enough for them to confirm their spot in the top flight again next term.

A Warriors win today and defeat for Bristol against leaders Wasps tomorrow would send Bristol back down to the Championship.