Postpublished at 19:31 British Summer Time 14 August 2020
Right - around 15 minutes to go until kick-off in the first match back.
Let's bring you some team news...
FT: Harlequins 16-10 Sale
First Premiership game since 8 March
England centre Tuilagi makes debut for second-placed Sale
Brown back from injury for seventh-placed Quins, Ashton makes debut
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Right - around 15 minutes to go until kick-off in the first match back.
Let's bring you some team news...
BBC Radio 5 Live
Matt Dawson, Ugo Monye, Chris Ashton, Pat Lam, Chris Jones and Sonja McLaughlin all joined forces last night to preview the return of the Premiership after its five-month hiatus.
Hear them discuss all the match-ups ahead of this weekend's fixtures.
Premiership rugby is back and so are the guys from BBC Radio 5 Live's Rugby Union Weekly Podcast.
Click below to hear Chris Jones, Ugo Monye and Danny Care return with a look ahead to the season restart and find out what they've been getting up to in the (sort of) summer break.
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As mentioned, new players, new coaches and some new laws as Premiership rugby is back.
But who is getting you excited about rugby's return?
Is it Manu Tuilagi running out in new colours this evening for Sale? George Skivington being the new man in charge at Gloucester?
Can Exeter romp their way to another title or will a surprise outfit be lifting the trophy in October?
Tell us what you think using #bbcrugby on social media.
While there's been no actual matches since early March, there's not been any shortage of activity among Premiership clubs off the pitch in the past five months.
Players and coaches have been on the move between the 12 clubs with a number of high profile names setting down roots in new surroundings.
Here's our guide to some of the key names to look out for as they make debuts for their new employers.
It's been a while since we last saw Premiership sides in action, so you may been your memory jogging a bit about what is what.
Have no fear - we've brought together all you need to know on new laws, new players, new coaches and new normal for the top tier of the English club game.
After five months and six days of waiting, the Premiership resumes on Friday when Harlequins host Sale.
Read MoreHarlequins v Sale (19:45 BST)
The game will look and feel very different during restart for players, officials and broadcasters.
Here's just a snapshot of it around The Stoop this evening.
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Round 14 at a glance
Friday:
Harlequins v Sale (19:45 BST)
Saturday:
Worcester v Gloucester (12:30 BST)
Exeter v Leicester (14:00 BST)
Bath v London Irish (15:00 BST)
Bristol v Saracens (16:30 BST)
Sunday:
Northampton v Wasps (15:00 BST)
It's been a long time away, but finally Premiership rugby union gets its chance to restart the season....
159 days since Bristol beat Harlequins at Ashton Gate, it's Quins who are one of the sides to get us back under way.
Football, cricket and rugby league have all made their returns from lockdown and now it's time for rugby union to dip its feet back into the season.
It's the Twickenham Stoop where things resume this evening as seventh hosts second at the start of what is only round 14 of an 22-round regular season.