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
Saturday's Premiership action
Three matches and staggered kick-offs, meaning you can follow a bit of each game if you're a rugby avid.
Here's how things are shaping up before a fun-filled four-hour Premiership extravaganza.
Worcester 14-18 Sale
Worcester's winning Premiership run came to an end at Sixways as Mark Jennings' late score saw Sale come back to triumph with 14 men.
Sale's first away win of the season, against a side they have lost to just once in six seasons, was watched by banned director of rugby Steve Diamond on TV at the team hotel.
It lifts them nine points clear of Worcester, who did at least pick up a losing bonus point.
Worcester's winning Premiership run comes to an end at Sixways as Sale come back to win with 14 men.
Read MoreNorthampton 22-24 Newcastle
Scott Lawson scored with the final play of the game as Newcastle stole victory over Northampton at Franklin's Gardens.
It was a fifth-straight Premiership defeat for Jim Mallinder's side as three returning England internationals failed to change their fortunes.
Nili Latu scores with the final play of the game as Newcastle steal victory over Northampton at Franklin's Gardens.
Read MoreExeter v Bath (14.00 GMT)
Image source, BBC SportBath were the last side to come away from Devon with victory and they have England quartet Semesa Rokoduguni, Jonathan Joseph, Charlie Ewels and Anthony Watson all back today.
Bath have travelled down the M5 in good spirits after last week's thumping of Harlequins at the Rec.
Replacements: van Vuuren, Auterac, Lahiff, Stooke, Phillips, Cook, Priestland, Banahan
Exeter v Bath (14:00 GMT)
First up is champions Exeter returning to Sandy Park to play Bath after that fine win at Saracens last Sunday.
England winger Jack Nowell is on the bench as Exeter make five changes. Harry Williams starts after England duty with Sam Simmonds on the bench.
Alec Hepburn, Luke Cowan-Dickie, Sam Skinner and James Short come in with Henry Slade and Wales prop Tomas Francis are both rested.
Replacements: Yeandle, Moon, Holmes, J Hill, S Simmonds, Chudley, J Simmonds, Nowell
Exeter v Bath (14.00 GMT), Gloucester v London Irish (15.00), Wasps v Leicester (16.30)
Image source, .The Premiership table beginning to take shape as we approach half-way in the season.
Exeter are back top of the pile after last week's win at Saracens - a result that moved the European champions closer to the chasing pack, led by Bath.
Exeter v Bath (14.00 GMT), Gloucester v London Irish (15.00), Wasps v Leicester (16.30)
Hello all. The autumn internationals are done (no-one told Wales) and the Premiership is back to full-strength.
Three games to bring you this afternoon including two derbies so pour yourself a good drink and settle in.
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