Review for a potential yellow card for Joe Heyes.

Penalty against Leicester but the prop is not sent to bin.

We will go again, five from the line.

The second halves have also started at Gloucester, Harlequins and Sale.

Sale have already secured their place in next season's European Champions Cup after scoring four first-half tries against Bristol.

Gloucester will almost certainly be joining them with a 21-point advantage over Newcastle Red Bulls.

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Ooh Exeter are almost in in the opening exchanges of the second half.

Again Henry Slade is the architect but his pass is spilled forward by winger Campbell Ridl - if that went to hand he might have been in.

Chiefs need to press home their advantage with Saracens still down to 14 men remember - with Charlie Bracken still in the sin-bin it's Max Malins taking on the unfamiliar role of scrum-half.

Advantage Bath but, despite countless drives, Leicester's defence remains firm.

Tap and go they will go again, a couple of metres short of the Tigers' line.

Bath yet to find their groove after half-time.

Santi Carreras shins a kick on the short side but it must have got a deflection as Bath have the line-out.

They pick up the loose ball following an up-and-under and get a penalty for a high shot by Ollie Chessum.

Bath kick for the corner.

The final 40 minutes of the season for one of these teams begins.

A reminder that if Exeter win or draw, they will secure a place in the top four for the first time since 2021.

Saracens will make the top four if they win, unless Exeter get two losing bonus points, and the Londoners fail to pick up a try-scoring bonus of their own - if the sides are level on points Saracens would go through as they will have one more win than Exeter.

Dan Albutt
BBC Radio Bristol commentator

The prize couldn't get much bigger and Bath with home advantage will need to kick on and make the most of that opportunity or they'll be kicking themselves if they see this game slip away from them.

Brilliant interception from Leicester's Ollie Chessum and the Tigers can clear their lines up to half-way.

Tom De Glanville takes opposite full-back George Pearson in the air and Leicester get a penalty off referee Ian Tempest.

John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon

That was an amazing last three of four minutes because Exeter were were under the cosh, we all thought that Sarries might have scored in that corner and instead of that, Exeter win the line-out through Andrea Zambonin, they then get a penalty and then the next thing that happened Exeter are in the 22 because of the deliberate knock-on.

Yellow card, and then what we saw was a sensational try in front of the line-out.

Well done the Chiefs.

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The first 40 minutes was absolutely fabulous despite wretched conditions at The Rec.

Let's hope for the same in the second 40 as Bath kick us off once again.

As things stand, Bath will finish second and will host the Tigers in a rematch next weekend.

We could have more of this to be fair!

Vicky Macqueen
Former England full-back on BBC Radio Leicester

I think Leicester will be relatively pleased, certainly with the way they started the game. They came out of the blocks firing which was absolutely what they needed to do.

But it has been end-to-end stuff, there has been errors from both sides, particularly from Tigers with a few missed tackles and probably not quite recycling in defence quick enough.

But there has been some real positives as well. They are stepping up on occasion, it's probably not the most consistent performance but they are showing glimmers of good play out there as are Bath as well and that's is why it's such a tight game.

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Nigel Walrond
BBC Radio Devon commentator

How crucial will that couple of minutes be in the contest of of this match?

After being under the cosh for large parts of that half, Exeter Chiefs go down the tunnel leading.

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• Bath 17-17 Leicester
• Exeter 8-5 Saracens
• Gloucester 35-14 Newcastle
• Harlequins 12-12 Northampton
• Sale 26-12 Bristol

As it stands, Northampton and Bath will have home semi-finals in the play-offs, with Leicester and Exeter joining them in the top four.

Sale have secured their European Champions Cup place for next season, and Gloucester will also be there if they hold on for victory against bottom side Newcastle.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Sandy Park

That try has lifted the Sandy Park crowd, who in truth have had very little to cheer about this half.

Exeter will be disappointed going into the break as mistakes at the wrong time have cost them.

But with a man advantage for the opening chunk of the second half they'll be feeling confident right now.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Sandy Park

Huge moment in the game.

Credit to Exeter for not settling for half-time, they kept playing, sustained pressure, and the line-out move is slick. How badly the Chiefs needed that. The players get a standing ovation as they leave the field for half-time.

The Sarries scrum-half Charlie Bracken can have no complaints there, he sticks out a lone hand and stops the pass to the Exeter winger - he wasn't in a position to catch that so yellow card is the right decision.

No penalty try though as there was cover.