The clock has been stopped while the referee studies a collision between Bath's Miles Reid and Saracens' Harry Wilson.

Big call here as if it's yellow that will be Saracens playing the last 10 minutes a man down.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

A brilliant backline move there, you had Caluori from the right wing working in and bringing that extra player which created the overlap.

Max Malins had plenty to do, it wasn't a guaranteed try for him, but he timed the dive to perfection.

Fijian wing Seta Tuicuvu has dummied his way past the last defender to touch down for Toulon, who now have a two-score lead over Stormers with 13 minutes left to play.

It looks like the French side are heading through to the last eight, where either Glasgow or Bulls await.

But there's still time for Stormers to fight back, too...

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It's 19 unanswered points in the second half for the reigning Prem champions.

Saracens kick to the corner as they seek a way back into the game.

But Bath disrupt it and win the turnover!

There's a warning from the referee for some words of dissent from Sarries replacement Eroni Mawi too.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

Is that the try that breaks Saracens' resistance?

Sarries had their best attack by miles, they were under the posts and in. They knocked it on with the try line begging and it was a brilliant counter attack by Bath.

The game has come to life now as Maro Itoje rampages forward and his side win a penalty in Bath territory.

Bath have found their flow but Saracens are not going to go away here.

We're in for a barnstorming final quarter.

It's nip and tuck in Toulon.

Stormers took the lead again with a try from number eight Evan Roos, who burrowed over from close range.

South Africa fly-half Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu is off the bench and convered to give the visitors a six-point advantage, but Toulon have restored their one-point lead thanks to Mathis Ferte's converted score.

21 minutes left to play.

This is now much more like the Bath we have been used to seeing this season.

Finn Russell was barely involved in the first half but Bath's big names are starting to show their qualities as the Scotland fly-half kicks deep into Saracens territory.

Beno Obano is back on and his side actually took the lead while he was in the sin bin.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was scrappy once again in the build-up, there were some speculative passes and flinging it in the air trying to keep it alive, but at the moment the Bath backs seem to be at their most threatening when it's that disconnected defence.

Bath receive their second yellow card of the match as Beno Obano is sent for a sit down on the sidelines.

His side were on a warning from the first half for cumulative infringements and Obano is the unlucky man who takes one for the team.

So Bath are back in the contest but down to 14.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bath have done exactly what they needed to do at the start of the second half by simply getting their crowd cheering.

Those couple of speculative passes have got the crowd cheering and they're going to need them behind them in this second half.

We said there was likely to be changes and there have been, with Thomas du Toit on for Archie Griffin in the Bath front row.

One unexpected change is the referee, though.

Nika Amashukeli has not returned from the changing rooms after that first-half knock to the head.

Best wishes to him.

We're back under way at The Rec.

It goes without saying that this is a big 40 minutes coming up!

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Our main focus has been on Bath-Saracens but they've just got back under way again in France, where Toulon led Stormers by a single point at the break.

Gael Drean's try restored Toulon's lead after Stormers had turned an early deficit into a 10-7 advantage.

Our stats page on this match is showing that former England lock Dave Ribbans converted Ben White's opening try for Toulon - which I don't think happened!

Unfortunately, amending that is beyond our control and hopefully it will be corrected shortly.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Saracens have brought those big-game players and that knockout-style rugby; take your opportunities, gamble when you need to, be sensible towards the end of the first half and they've played it very well.

Bath just cannot get a look-in.