FT: Harlequins 50-21 Northampton
Quins run in seven tries against Saints
FT: Saracens 46-31 Worcester
Sarries move back to second with win
FT: Gloucester 20-16 Sale
FT: London Irish 15-20 Newcastle Falcons
London Irish 9-15 Newcastle Falcons
While London Irish have given up two quick tries, they manage to respond with their third penalty of the afternoon on 28 minutes.
Greig Tonks makes it three from three.
Saracens 14-7 Worcester
Image source, Rex FeaturesY...M...C...A!
Yes, the YMCA is ringing around Allianz Park because Sean Maitland has gone in for a five-pointer!
Maitland's try started with the forwards making the hard yards before beautifully swift hands from Owen Farrell and Marcelo Bosch created the space out wide.
Farrell adds the conversion and Saracens are back in the driving seat once again.
Gloucester 0-6 Sale Sharks
With 25 minutes on the clock Gloucester had an opportunity to open their account for the afternoon however Billy Twelvetrees doesn't read the wind and his kick at goal flies wide.
London Irish 6-15 Newcastle Falcons
It's Alex Tait again!
This effort is more a thing of beauty.
A fine break from Sonatane Takulua and a cross field kick finishes with Tait going for for his second try of the afternoon.
London Irish 6-8 Newcastle Falcons
After a scrappy exchange, Newcastle charge down a kick and Alex Tait pounces on the loose ball to go over for the game's first try.
Toby Flood is off target with the conversion, but for the first time today the Falcons lead London Irish.
Gloucester 0-6 Sale Sharks
Once again referee Andrew Jackson penalises Gloucester at the breakdown and AJ MacGinty duly slots his second penalty kick of the afternoon.
With the end of the first quarter approaching Sale have an early grasp on the scoreboard.
Saracens 7-7 Worcester
Image source, Rex FeaturesSaracens bulldoze their way up-field and it take a herculean tackle from Worcester's David to halt Michael Rhodes inches from the line.
As all good scrum-halves do, Ben Spencer snatches the ball quickly from the breakdown and waves his way through to score.
Owen Farrell adds the conversion and after 16 minutes it's all square at Allianz Park.
London Irish 6-3 Newcastle Falcons
From a line-out deep in their own territory, London Irish go down the other side of the pitch to reclaim the lead.
The ball was stolen by the Exiles and Joe Cokansiga races away after a Scott Steele kick looking for the game's first try. A penalty is then awarded and Greig Tonks lands his second penalty.
Captivating stuff!
Gloucester 0-3 Sale Sharks
The first points of the game at Kingsholm come from the visitors. Despite the windy conditions, AJ MacGinty nails his first kick at goal after Gloucester were penalised for not rolling away.
It's been a competitive first 12 minutes and the home crowd are in fine voice as their side try to maintain their unbeaten record this term.
London Irish 3-3 Newcastle Falcons
Newcastle are quick to respond and level against London Irish, with Toby Flood sending a routine penalty over from 10m out.
Eight minutes have come and gone, and it is all square 3-3.
London Irish 3-0 Newcastle Falcons
With the first scoring opportunity of the day, London Irish full-back Greig Tonks slots a penalty home from 45m out.
A great strike of the ball puts the hosts up after just four minutes.
Saracens 0-7 Worcester
Image source, Rex FeaturesAhead of this game Worcester's Josh Adams was already leading the Premiership try-scoring charts and this try means that he has scored in six successive domestic matches.
This week Chris Pennell is the man to put the grubber kick through and Adams duly pounces.
The full back slots the conversion... what a start for Worcester.
Image source, Getty ImagesLet's get this show on the road! A reminder of our first games of the afternoon;
All of the teams are out and our referees have started the matches. Bets on where the first point of the afternoon will arrive from?
At Kingsholm, Allianz Park and the Madejski Stadium, six Premiership sides are almost ready to rock and roll.
Will we see a few upsets or will the games run according to the form book? Get comfortable because it's not long before we find out!
Your team's moment of 2017
As it is New Year's Eve eve, we are all in a very reflective mood.
In the spirit of this time of year, we are asking Premiership rugby fans to tell us what they feel was their team's stand out moment of 2017.
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Listen Live
Alongside today's live text commentary, we have a chock-a-block offering of BBC radio commentaries to listen to.
At the top of this page there is a fine selection of local radio coverage and BBC Radio 5 live sports extra's offering of Saracens v Worcester.
Additionally, there is coverage of Richmond's Championship game against Bristol.
Saracens v Worcester (15:00 GMT)
Alan Solomons takes sole charge of Warriors for the first time following Gary Gold's exit from the club.
He makes three changes, with forwards Gareth Milasinovich and Darren Barry and fly-half Sam Olver coming in.
Image source, BBC SportSaracens v Worcester (15:00 GMT)
Little afternoon statistic for you...
Owen Farrell is one of two players that will run out for their 100th Premiership appearance this weekend, Leicester Tigers' Jonny May is the other.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSaracens v Worcester (15:00 GMT)
Saracens' seven-match losing run in all competitions came to an end last weekend and the good news keeps on coming for their fans as captain Brad Barritt is fit for today's clash.
The centre as one of five changes from the side which triumphed at Welford Road.
England lock George Kruis is being rested, with Nick Isiekwe replacing him in the second row, and fellow forward Mako Vunipola drops to the bench.
Image source, BBC SportSaracens v Worcester (15:00 GMT)
Saracens have lost their last three matches at Allianz Park so it's no wonder that their players are looking focused ahead of today's encounter with Alan Solomon's Worcester.