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Ben Spencer picks up the Premiership trophy, rushes to his team-mates and the fireworks and celebrations begin...

Golden tickertape and streamers to mark a golden season for Bath, both domestically and in Europe.

The only other club to have done a similar treble are currently doing a lap of appreciation and seeking out their own families.

Now it's Bath's turn... and the noise is even louder. The players have medals hung round their necks and file past the glistening trophy to the presentation plinth... smiles all round, none bigger than Finn Russell's... he's done what he came to Bath to do, and in some style this afternoon.

Leicester Tigers get a rousing reception as they head to the plinth to collect their runners-up mementoes... presumably medals, but in boxes... defeated teams don't seem to enjoy wearing them in the immediate aftermath of disappointment.

Wholesome scenes as the Bath players seek out their families on the sidelines in the north west corner of this grand old place.

None of these children were born the last time Bath won the title in 1996. In fact plenty of the players weren't either.

A new chapter of Bath Rugby has been written this season, and it was jam packed with silverware.

We've seen the Leicester players pick themselves up from the turf and handshakes all round. They have retreated to the west side of the pitch where there is some shade afforded by the roof of the stand.

Guy Pepper has been named as player of the match as is being interviewed on the field - he'd just wish it had been capped with a memorable solo try after his bulldozing effort down the left flank was chalked-off after an earlier knock-on.

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Not the greatest final of all time, but one of the most dramatic climaxes you could wish to see.

Both sides gave it their all on a sweltering day at Twickenham, conditions which certainly played a part.

In the end the difference was Finn Russell, he kept his cool in the cauldron and slotted what turned out to be a decisive penalty after being barged by Dan Cole 10 minutes from time.

He had earlier intercepted Handre Pollard's pass and blazed clear to tee-up Max Ojomoh for Bath's second try, which looked likely to be decisive at the time.

Credit to Leicester who gave it their all with 14 men until the final seconds, managing to pull within two points courtesy of Emeke Ilione four minutes from time, but the table-toppers Bath, the class of the field all season long, held their nerve to write their names into club history and complete a historic treble.

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29 years in the making, Bath are champions of England once again. Just.

30 seconds on the clock.... Bath have it deep in their own half.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

The spirit. We may be questioning their ability to make obvious incisions into the opposition but Leicester's spirit is of the highest order.

It runs through the club, you can talk about decades.

They don't know when they are done.

Bath have ball in hand and are pushing the Tigers back towards their own 22.

They have lost it, Leicester have it back.... but Ben Youngs has opted to box-kick over halfway.

Tom Varndell
Former England and Leicester wing on BBC Radio Leicester

Wow, what an effort from every single one of the Leicester players.

They've got the momentum now.

Who is going to be the Freddie Burns of 2025?

Bath have given up a couple of penalties near their own line... they need to be careful...

The attendance of 81,708 is announced as the vast majority of them are shouting at the field, as Leicester try to roll a maul over in the left corner.

A try from the 14-men now would make this finale one for the ages...

Tom Varndell
Former England and Leicester wing on BBC Radio Leicester

Finn Russell milked that.

It's a tough one because Dan Cole has gone airborne but I think what the issue is that motion of taking the arms down, turning the shoulder into Finn Russell has made it look a lot worse than it was.

Chris Ashton
Former England and Leicester wing on BBC Radio 5 Live

You've got to be in control of your body. I know he's saying he's been hit in the side but...

I've never seen Dan Cole jump before.

Of all the times, he decided to jump.

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Dan Cole jumps into the air and goes through on Finn Russell as he launched a kick, he was in the air, side-on, full impact. Can't have too many complaints. Though he is protesting his innocence.

Russell picks himself off to send the kick straight down the middle. to make it a two-score game.

Cole might only have a matter of seconds back on the field at the final whistle.

Tom Varndell
Former England and Leicester wing on BBC Radio Leicester

What a difference when Leicester hold on to the ball. When they don't get bored of holding on to the ball and not kicking the ball away and giving Bath opportunities...

It just takes patience. Have a little bit of self belief boys!

I guess you're even less happy now Becks.