Bath beat Leicester to secure home Prem play-off semi-final
Exeter win against Saracens to seal play-off place; Sarries miss out
Play-off semi-finals: Northampton v Leicester (Fri, 12 June); Bath v Exeter (Sat, 13 June)
Sale and Gloucester claim final two European Champions Cup places
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Du Toit (14 mins), con Carreras
It's Thomas du Toit's second and Bath are in front!
A stunning kick from Ben Spencer gets Bath up field. From there, Sam Underhill's superb and unselfish work allows du Toit to be able to crash over from short range once again.
A gorgeous kick from Santi Carreras then adds the extra two.
Image source, Getty ImagesSale have made a superb start in their quest for just a single point that will put them in next season's European Champions Cup.
Converted tries from George Ford and Ben Bamber put them 14-0 up after just five minutes against Bristol.
Gloucester are level with Newcastle at 7-7 after a try apiece, and Harlequins v Northampton is also 7-7 with 15 minutes gone.
As it stands, Gloucester and Sale are in the Champions Cup and Quins miss out.
Exeter 0-5 Saracens
John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon
It's mistakes.
The first two line-outs have been poor from Exeter and unfortunately the restart was not as they wanted and they are being punished for elementary errors.
It's not easy with the very strong breeze that's blowing.
Thomas du Toit (9 mins), missed con Carreras
And it proves to be the right call - Thomas du Toit crashes over from close range!
Short ball to the South African and there is absolutely no stopping him from there.
Santi Carreras hits the upright with his conversion attempt.
Bath 0-7 Leicester
Problem for Leicester and the Sale-bound Nicky Smith.
He is being looked at by the physio following a head collision.
Smith is so important for the Tigers, especially in the scrum.
Bath have a penalty for a deliberate knock-on by Leicester's Hanro Liebenberg and the Blue, Black and Whites kick to the corner.
Elliott (7 mins), missed con Burke
Image source, ShutterstockAfter making a hash of his first opportunity Saracens wing Tobias Elliott crosses for his 12th try of the season!
The visitors found space wide after an ugly-looking five-metre scrum but Elliott opted to come back inside rather than go out where the space was and was tackled when he looked odds on to score.
Fortunately, Sarries recycled and a short time later Elliott is over the line in plenty of space to give his side an early lead.
Fergus Burke misses the conversion.
As a Saints fan, I really want Leicester to win today for the greatest chance of an East Midlands Final. Now to wash my mouth out...
Rob - Northampton
Bath 0-7 Leicester
Vicky Macqueen
Former England full-back on BBC Radio Leicester
It was a really cleverly worked line-out when they managed to peel around the edge, that was the starting point of that and then it's some quick ball.
Tigers really on fire there, a great start from them. A good try.
Exeter 0-0 Saracens
That line-out didn't go to plan for the Chiefs but they are right back on the front foot with Campbell Ridl taking the opportunity to stretch his legs down the wing for the first time.
We've had a couple of charged down kicks already too - fortunately for the hosts the resulting bounces have favoured them.
Bailey (4 mins), con O'Connor
Orlando Bailey against his old club!
Leicester go on the short side and Bailey slides over with his ease on a ground he knows so well - he joined the Tigers from Bath just last summer.
James O'Connor nails his first kick of the match. Perfect start to the match for the visitors.
Exeter 0-0 Saracens
John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon
Thankfully I don't think the weather has been quite as bad as what a lot of people were forecasting.
It's still a blustery day and it will be interesting to see the trajectory of the ball.
Exeter 0-0 Saracens
A nice little darting run from Sarries wing Rotimi Segun who jinks his way through a few tackles.
I wonder how much the conditions might play a part today, it's not exactly summer weather out there.
Exeter are on the offensive now and kick it into the corner for a line-out.
Bath 0-0 Leicester
Owain Gwynedd Griffith
BBC 5 live at The Rec
It's pouring down with rain at the Rec… and although the track looks perfect, no doubt that conditions will play its part today.
It's likely to be an arm-wrestle with an abundance of tactical kicking early on.
A slip or a drop of the ball could be the difference in what has recently been contest decided by only a couple of points.
Bath 0-0 Leicester
Leicester going through the forward phases and gain a penalty for offside.
The Tigers kick for the corner and have a line-out five metres from Bath's line.
Exeter 0-0 Saracens
Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Sandy Park
Cracking atmosphere at Sandy Park.
Fans were filling the stands 90 minutes before kick-off and there is a big-match feel to the place. It's reminiscent of when these two were dominating the league in the period from 2016 to 2019.
Bath 0-0 Leicester
We have had a minute's applause before kick-off for Bath legend Roger Spurrell who sadly passed away at the age of 71 in the week.
Leicester get us under way at a sopping Rec.
Image source, Getty ImagesAway we go around the grounds.
Who will be celebrating and who will be commiserating in two hours' time?
Stick with us to find out and remember to get in touch throughout the afternoon with your thoughts.
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James - Kent
Bath v Leicester (15:15 BST)
Dave Attwood
Former Bath and England forward on BBC Radio Bristol
There is a lot of nervousness about right now.
Fans who have been watching Bath over the past six to eight weeks don't feel like the team are playing particularly well, they don't look like all the parts of their game are functioning.
Leicester are obviously flying high and I think they [Bath fans] are really concerned about the possibility of not getting the win today.
Sale v Bristol (15:15 BST)
Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at CorpAcq Stadium
Image source, ShutterstockSeventh against sixth here at CorpAcq Stadium, but the chasm of 23 points tells everything about the respective seasons of Sale and Bristol.
The west country side just slipped out of the race for the top four after wins for Exeter and Saracens last weekend.
For the Sharks, their hopes of a fourth successive play-off finish ended weeks ago after a terribly disappointing season.
A tale of 13 defeats out of 17 and four straight losses at home in the league is not a positive one.
They still need one point to ensure they claim a place in the Champions Cup for next season, not something they would have expected to be in doubt by this stage.
