Summary

  • Click audio icons at top of page to listen to BBC radio commentaries

  • Teams battling for place in Champions Cup quarter-finals

  • Leinster v Leicester Tigers (20:00 BST) - BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Radio Leicester

  • First half: Pollard try for Tigers, Gibson-Park replies with hat-trick

  • Second half: Cronin try for Tigers, Henshaw and Conan for Leinster

  • Bordeaux Begles 45-12 Saracens - French side set up Harlequins tie with statement win

  • Bordeaux Begles tries for Garcia (2), Depoortere (2) and Bielle-Biarrey (2) - Lewington and Willis for Saracens

  • Exeter Chiefs 21-15 Bath - Chiefs fight back to reach last eight

  • Du Toit and Hill on scoresheet for Bath - Vintcent, Fisilau and Roots for Chiefs

Live Reporting

Jonathan Bradley

  1. try

    Converted Try - Exeter 7-12 Bath

    Ted Hill (con Ben Spencer)

    This game has sparked into life.

    Ted Hill gathers the loose kick and leaves Josh Hodge and Immanuel Feyi-Waboso in his wake.

    Pure gas by the Bath flanker as Ben Spencer adds the conversion.

  2. try

    Converted Try - Exeter 7-5 Bath

    Ross Vintcent (con Henry Slade)

    What a way to respond.

    Alfie Barbeary spills the kick-off and his opposite number Ross Vintcent scoops up the loose ball to run in for an easy try.

    A gift for Exeter as Henry Slade adds the conversion.

  3. try

    Try - Exeter 0-5 Bath

    Thomas Du Toit

    One attack, one try.

    Bath are clinical as they roll through the phases close to the Exeter line before Thomas Du Toit smashes his way over.

    The conversion swirls in the wind and the ball ends up further back on the field than where it was kicked from.

  4. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    Josh Hodge leaps into the air to claim the high ball like a salmon out of water but Bath are quickly onto him and win the decision at the breakdown.

  5. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    Quarter of an hour gone and Bath are back to full strength on the field.

    Exeter fail to trouble the scorers despite the man advantage.

  6. Replacement

    Exeter 0-0 Bath

    Indeed, Finn Russell hobbles off for Orlando Bailey.

  7. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    Ethan Roots knocks on in midfield, but Finn Russell looks like his race is run.

    The Scotland fly-half is limping off the field and this will be a big concern for Bath.

  8. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    More Exeter pressure soaked up by the red shirts of Bath.

    Another decision goes their way and Finn Russell is up quickly to congratulate his pack.

  9. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    Bath may be a man down but they are dominating in the pack. The rolling maul just keeps rolling before the referee's arm goes out and they win the decision.

    Intent.

  10. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    Boosted by the yellow card to Bath, Exeter are throwing the kitchen sink at their visitors.

    Bath stand firm and win the penalty at the breakdown. Stout defence.

  11. Sin-bin - Tom Dunn (Bath)

    Exeter 0-0 Bath

    It is a yellow card for Bath hooker Tom Dunn as he is penalised for making a head-on-head tackle on Immanuel Feyi-Waboso.

    The visitors down to 14 for the time being.

  12. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    Now then, is this a high hit? We're having another look but Tom Dunn could be in trouble for Bath.

  13. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    Immanuel Feyi-Waboso is off his wing as he sets off in search for the ball, but he is hauled down with a thumping hit.

  14. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    Exeter have possession close to the posts but it squirts out from the breakdown and the chance is gone.

  15. Exeter 0-0 Bath

    First mistake by Bath as Exeter counter ruck close to the try line.

    Early chance for the hosts.

  16. Kick-off

    We are up and running...

  17. Exeter v Bath (15:00 BST)

    Here we go then, both sets of players and the officials make their way onto the field.

    We're all set for knockout European rugby in the south west of England...

  18. England head-to-head

    Exeter v Bath (15:00 BST)

    There could be fireworks in midfield as England's centre partnership of Henry Slade and Ollie Lawrence face off against each other.

    I'm also rather looking forward to watching the highly-rated Alfie Barbeary tuck the ball under the jersey.

  19. Exeter v Bath (15:00 BST)

    As Johann Christoffel van Graan says, it's certainly a blustery day in Devon.

    How will that affect proceedings?

    You could expect both sides to clip the ball high and force the errors.

  20. 'The incredible wind will play a part'

    Exeter v Bath (15:00 BST)

    Speaking to TNT Sports, Bath head coach Johann Christoffel van Graan said: "It's the first time we are in a European knockout as a group. It's going to come down to the 80 minute performance. We have spoken a bit about enjoying the moment so we are looking forward to it."

    "Today is a knockout game so there are no bonus points for tries, the conditions and the incredible wind will play a part so it's about who adapts best."