FT: Exeter 42-29 Bath
Exeter score six tries to extend lead at top of table
FT: Wasps 32-25 Leicester
Last-minute try from Myall seals Wasps win
FT: Gloucester 39-15 London Irish
Irish had Paice sent off late in first half
Gloucester up to second place in table
Gareth Steenson, con Stenson
Stung by conceding, Exeter claim yet another restart and are right back into the Bath 22.
Jack Nowell carries strongly and almost scrambles to the line but two passes to the left wing sees Gareth Steenson dive over.
So pleased with his try, Steenson arrows a touch-line conversion through the posts.
Billy Twelvetrees (23 mins)
Billy Twelvetrees adds more points with the boot.
London Irish held strong as they were pinned on the line. In the end Twelvetrees points to the posts to make their efforts count for something after referee Ian Tempest awarded a penalty.
Jonathan Joseph, con Joseph
Bath finally have a try.
Jonathan Joseph hurries up to disturb an Exeter attack, the ball goes loose, Joseph hacks forward into open field, collects and runs to the line.
He takes the drop-kick himself because Bath have just over 10 minutes to find three more tries for a bonus point or two.
Gloucester 10-3 London Irish
Gloucester turning the screws.
They have a series of line-outs close to the line. This is all the result of a spilled high kick from London Irish.
Jake Polledri and Jeremy Thrush hacked the ball forward and Alex Lewington comes scampering across to sweet the ball out.
Exeter 35-3 Bath
Bath simply can't breach this Exeter defence.
Zach Mercer carries into the Exeter 22 and a penalty sends them into the corner.
Two scrums result but a cross-kick from Chris Cook can't quite find Matt Banahan on the right wing.
Exeter clear and then break with James Short who sprints towards the left corner but is just caught by Anthony Watson.
Billy Twelvetrees (18 mins)
An infringement at the breakdown allows Billy Twelvetrees to tee up another three points for Gloucester.
Tommy Bell (14 mins)
London Irish are on the board, with Tommy Bell landing a penalty for the visitors.
Again, the visitors attack had Gloucester back peddling. Joe Cokanasiga and Alex Lewington looking very lively for the Exiles.
Lewis Ludlow (11 mins), con Twelvetrees
It proved to be the simplest of finishes in the end.
Lewis Ludlow runs free, breaking the line after taking a Billy Burns pass. There was a hint of a forward pass, but replays showed it to be good.
From in front of the posts, Billy Twelvetrees adds the extras.
Gloucester 0-0 London Irish
We go back to the television match official, but it looks as if Lewis Ludlow has put hosts Gloucester ahead.
Thomas Waldrom, con Gareth Steenson
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe difference between each side's attack is chalk and cheese.
Bath labour through phases and eventually Semesa Rokoduguni is tackled into touch.
Exeter then make swift work to get over the gain line in successive phases.
Ollie Woodburn and Sam Skinner break up the right wing before Thomas Waldrom bursts through to finish from 20 yards out for Exeter's fifth try.
Waldrom now has tries against every Premiership club and he walks off to a grand hand.
Sam Simmonds replaces him - handy - and Jack Nowell also comes on - ditto - a most-welcome return for the England wing.
Image source, Rex FeaturesGloucester 0-0 London Irish
Ten minutes have come and gone at Kingsholm now.
Both sides have spilled the ball in a scrappy last few minutes.
Gloucester 0-0 London Irish
After a few replays are watched back, there looked to have been a knock on by Tom Fowlie in the build up to that try.
It was adventurous stuff by the lowly visitors. On this occasion, however, it comes to nothing.
Exeter 28-3 Bath
First penalty to Exeter, second to Bath and the visitors clear.
Luke Cowan-Dickie, in his first game since the Premiership final, is replaced.
Bath also change their props and scrum-half to try and inject something into their game.
Gloucester 0-0 London Irish
There is a pause, and Kingsholm is hushed as Scott Steele gets over the line for London Irish.
Gloucester 0-0 London Irish
There is early movement on the bench for London Irish.
Tom Fowlie comes on as Luke McLean, the Italian international, has a head injury assessment.
It has been a sedate opening few minutes, with Irish momentarily pinned back.
Exeter 28-3 Bath
As you were really. Centres Ian Whitten and Sam Hill both find holes in midfield and Exeter are quickly within 10 yards.
It's patient and controlled as they attack the line but this time they're held up.
Will be a scrum five though...
Gloucester 0-0 London Irish
We are up and running at Kingsholm, with Tommy Bell kicking off for London Irish.
As a snap shot of the Premiership table shows below, there is plenty that separates these two after just nine games.
Image source, .Can anyone stop Exeter this season?
Image source, Rex FeaturesExeter are flying this season - as demonstrated by James Short.
If things stay as they are they will be 10 points clear at the top of the Premiership before Leicester's trip to Wasps.
Can anyone stop them winning back-to-back titles? All thoughts via #bbcrugby please.
Exeter 28-3 Bath
Image source, Getty ImagesAway we go again. Is there a way back into this for Bath?
Gloucester v London Irish (15:00 GMT)
London Irish bring in Scott Steele, Harry Elrington and Petrus du Plessis for Ben Meehan, Ben Franks and Ollie Hoskins following the defeat by Wasps.
Ofisa Treviranus returns on the bench after international duty with Samoa.
Image source, .Replacements: Woolstencroft, Reid, Hoskins, De Chaves, Treviranus, Meehan, Tonks, Fowlie.