Northampton edge past 14-man Bath to win Premiership title
FT: Northampton 25-21 Bath
Bath's Obano shown red card on 22 minutes for high tackle
Freeman, Sleightholme & Mitchell cross for Saints; Du Toit & Muir for Bath
Saints' first title since 2014; Bath last champions in 1996
Northampton 10-3 Bath
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner for BBC Radio 5 Live
What a set piece move from Northampton.
Brilliant execution from Saints, something they have done a number of times throughout the season.
Tommy Freeman, con Smith
Saints take advantage of the extra man immediately.
Full-back George Furbank bursts through a gap and finds the supporting run of England winger Tommy Freeman who races over.
Fin Smith then slots the conversion.
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Bath head coach Johann van Graan has taken off number eight Alfie Barbeary and replaced him with Juan Schoeman as Bath are required to have two props on the pitch.
Disaster for Bath really.
Northampton 3-3 Bath
Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent for BBC Radio 5 Live
Bath will now play an hour of the Twickenham final with 14 men.
Bath can't feel sorry for themselves, they have to roll their sleeves up and attack the rest of the game with the players out there.
They have to score points, they won't win the game if they just look to defend.
Northampton 3-3 Bath
Nightmare for Bath.
Beno Obano is shown the red card for a high tackle on Juarno Augustus and Bath will play the rest of the game with 14 men.
Referee Christophe Ridley says he sees no mitigation and the England prop has to go.
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Martin Haag
Ex-Bath forward on BBC Radio Bristol
We know Steve Borthwick is watching and he should be picking Fin Smith in the summer because that was an outstanding drop-goal.
Northampton 3-3 Bath
Play has been stopped while the officials look at a tackle by Bath prop Beno Obano on Saints number eight Juarno Augustus.
He could be in trouble here...
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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent for BBC Radio 5 Live
What a lovely strike from Fin Smith.
He missed a kick you'd expect him to make a moment ago but he has nailed that drop-goal.
Fin Smith
No nerves on that one!
Fin Smith drops back into the pocket and sends a lovely drop-goal between the sticks to get Saints back on level terms.
Take the points when they're on offer.
Northampton 0-3 Bath
Are the nerves getting to players out there?
Finn Russell shanked his first penalty and Saints fly-half Fin Smith has just hit the post from a very kickable position.
He has been knocking them over in his sleep this season.
Northampton 0-3 Bath
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner for BBC Radio 5 Live
The defence of Bath is really leading their charge at the moment.
It's a patience game for Northampton, Bath surely won't keep it up for a full 80 minutes.
They look happy to defend at the moment though, Bath know they can create some spillage and opportunities.
Northampton 0-3 Bath
Graham McKechnie
BBC Radio Northampton sport
Northampton Saints have just got to ride out this storm.
I think the intensity is off the scale at the moment.
Northampton 0-3 Bath
Bath are pinged for not rolling away from the breakdown and Saints have a chance to level it up.
Fin Smith steps up to the tee.
Northampton 0-3 Bath
Bath wing Will Muir takes an awkward looking fall when trying to field a high ball under pressure from opposite number Tommy Freeman.
Joe Cokanasiga wins another Bath turnover and Saints are frustrated again.
Although they win the free-kick from a scrum and are on the march.
Northampton 0-3 Bath
Martin Haag
Ex-Bath forward on BBC Radio Bristol
Image source, Rex FeaturesI really like Bath's defence so far.
Northampton have tried to play at pace and put some short passes and find the gap but there are not many gaps in this Bath defence so far. Really good aggressive tackling.
Northampton haven't been able to make too many yards.
Northampton 0-3 Bath
Some brilliant tackles going in out there.
Sam Underhill crunches Saints scrum-half Alex Mitchell and shortly afterwards Ben Spencer snaffles the ball for Bath and they are away again until an excellent cover tackle from Saints stops wing Will Muir from sprinting off to the line.
Bath are looking dangerous in attack and have come close to the opening try twice now.
Saints' attack is still waiting to fire.
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There's a few oohs from the crowd as Bath lock Charlie Ewels puts in a big tackle on George Furbank.
It's quickly checked and cleared of any foul play by the officials who think Ewels was as low as he could be and was wrapping, with Furbank slipping into contact at the same time.
On we go.
Northampton 0-3 Bath
Lennie Newman
Former Northampton Saints player and manager
Image source, Rex FeaturesNorthampton Saints have held the initial drive but they've got to get the ball away quicker.
Finn Russell
Another Bath penalty and this one is much easier than the first.
Finn Russell can't miss this one and he slots it over to give Bath the lead in the final.
Northampton 0-0 Bath
Chris Peddy
BBC Sport at Twickenham
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's the seventh minute of the match and fans from all four corners of the ground come together in applause for rugby league legend Rob Burrow, who passed away on Sunday at the age of 41 following his courageous battle with motor neurone disease (MND).
Burrow and his family's story has inspired the nation and raised funds and awareness of the debilitating disease. There's a montage of pictures on the screens as Twickenham remembers an all-time rugby great.
It's a poignant moment as fans of rugby union and league align, with the league Challenge Cup due to kick off at 15:07 BST with a tribute to the former Leeds Rhino at Wembley.