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Wasps 10-6 Leicester
Hmm, Leicester's Ben Youngs now concede a penalty for offside, but the Tigers players aren't happy.
Jimmy Gopperth is going to extend the lead once again...
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Wasps 10-6 Leicester
Hmm, Leicester's Ben Youngs now concede a penalty for offside, but the Tigers players aren't happy.
Jimmy Gopperth is going to extend the lead once again...
Wasps 10-6 Leicester
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"Leicester have got two options, if they can get Ben Youngs quick ball to release him on the run.
"But also if they can get a forward pod to shift the ball out to the open spaces, I think there's opportunities there out wide in the Wasps line to get through."
Wasps 10-6 Leicester
It's a super kick from Freddie Burns from the touchline. The ball wobbles and swirls its way towards the posts but drops in between them.
Leicester are back in touch.
Wasps 10-3 Leicester
This has been a much better last five minutes from Leicester. Wasps' Thomas Young is pinged for not releasing his man and Tigers have another penalty about 30m from the sticks and on the touchline.
Freddie Burns is going to have a go...
Wasps 10-3 Leicester
Freddie Burns wasn't going to miss that. Straight between the sticks from the Leicester fly-half.
Wasps 10-0 Leicester
Here we go, both sets of forwards are having a few words, a couple of shoves for the first time this afternoon.
It comes after Leicester are awarded a penalty in front of the posts. Freddie Burns steps up...
Wasps 10-0 Leicester
Leicester are now on the front foot, but Ben Youngs kicks it beyond the try-line and out into touch.
It's been a sloppy start from the visitors.
Wasps 10-0 Leicester
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"Magnificent from Wasps. Danny Cipriani with lightning hands and within a tenth of a second he shifts it out to the wing.
"The interchange then from Elliot Daly and Willie Le Roux gives them such a quick break and the devastating finish from Kurtley Beale."
Wasps 10-0 Leicester
What a stunning try from Kurtley Beale for Wasps!
The Australia centre powers towards the try-line before flinging it out to Willie le Roux.
Le Roux then passes it back inside to Beale who flies over the whitewash.
Jimmy Gopperth adds the extras.
Wasps 3-0 Leicester
it already seems like we're going to get a much more open game than we saw at Sandy Park.
Handling conditions are much better. Let's hope that equates to some tries. That's what we're all here for really isn't it!?
Wasps 3-0 Leicester
Oh Ben Youngs has to do better there.
The Leicester scrum-half manages to skip past a couple of Wasps men but opts to kick rather than pass to his left when the break is on.
The ball goes straight out of play. Poor from the England man...
Wasps 3-0 Leicester
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"Just a little settler for Wasps - that's all they needed to get the crowd on their feet.
"Leicester would've come here and talked about keeping the crowd quiet for the first 20 minutes, but it's the perfect starter for Jimmy Gopperth."
Wasps 3-0 Leicester
Jimmy Gopperth slots it through the posts from just inside halfway. It was an absolutely mammoth kick.
Ideal start for the hosts.
Wasps 0-0 Leicester
Brendon O'Connor is immediately punished for Leicester for not rolling away quickly enough.
Penalty to Wasps inside the first minute. Jimmy Gopperth points for the tee.
Wasps 0-0 Leicester
Danny Cipriani gets this second semi-final under way for Wasps...
Wasps v Leicester (17:15 BST)
It's pretty much a full house at the Ricoh Arena. The weather is dry, we're all set for a cracking second Premiership semi-final.
Tom Youngs leads his Leicester side out to a rapturous applause from both sets of fans.
Table toppers Wasps against 10-time Premiership champions Tigers coming right up...
Wasps v Leicester (17:15 BST)
BBC Radio 5 live have all the action from the Ricoh Arena this afternoon of this second semi-final.
Click or tap the tweet below to watch Sonja McLaughlan and Chris Jones' preview of this one.
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Former England fly-half Paul Grayson will also be alongside Sonja and Chris in the commentary box.
Also, you can hear BBC Coventry & Warwickshire and BBC Radio Leicester coverage of this match by choosing from the options at the top of the page.
Wasps v Leicester (17:15 BST)
Former England and Harlequins wing Ugo Monye told BBC Radio 5 live's Rugby Union Weekly show why Leicester's Premiership semi-final "matters so much" to captain Tom Youngs.
The hooker recently learned that his wife is terminally ill but has continued to play rugby.
Monye said: "These could be the last few moments that his wife gets to see him play rugby and he wants to share that with his brother who’s made the sacrifice of not going on tour with the Lions."
You can hear more of what Monye had to say below...
Wasps v Leicester (17:15 BST)
Leicester head coach Matt O'Connor told BBC Radio Leicester:
"The guys have got a lot of confidence from the last time we went to the Ricoh.
"We know the enormity of the challenge. Wasps are very dangerous, they've got world-class players across the back line, who can score from anywhere and have a very abrasive forward pack that is really competent at the set piece. You don't end up top of the league by chance.
"It's a start point for us - it's certainly not an end point for this group. They've worked incredibly hard to get to this point but they understand this is only the beginning of the journey."
Wasps v Leicester (17:15 BST)
Dai Young says senior players at Wasps told him that they thought he was being a bit hard on his son when he initially joined the club.
Thomas Young, the son of the former Wales prop and now Wasps director of rugby, joined in 2014 and has regularly started for Wasps this season.
Young said: "You've got to try and treat him the same, but I certainly overcompensated when he was here early doors.
"It took some of the senior players knocking on my door sand saying: 'Listen we think you're being a bit hard on Thomas, he should be playing a bit more.'"