Joe Simmonds will kick for goal

Matt Banahan is penalised for a deliberate knock on

The ball is overthrown and Jack Yeandle is first to pounce. Chiefs awarded a penalty at the breakdown and Joe Simmonds finds touch inside the Bath 22.

Nic White with a long box kick but it goes out on the full. Bath lineout on halfway.

Exeter scrum just inside their own half

Exeter claim the restart and White box kicks long. The ball comes to Taulupe Faletau and he knocks on

Freddie Burns gets the game underway

Hello and welcome to Ultimate Rugby's Aviva Premiership coverage where Bath take on Exeter Chiefs at the Rec. The visitors have a good record against Bath with the only defeat in their last four meetings coming in a 13-10 loss at Sandy Park in October 2016. Bath are strong at home and have won their last four matches at the Recreation Ground in all competitions -It should be a tight-knit affair! Join me for kick off in 10 minutes along with live updates and coverage throughout the game.

Exeter Chiefs have won their last two Aviva Premiership Rugby matches, both at home, to Northampton Saints and Saracens. The Chiefs have lost their last four away games in all competitions since beating Northampton 35-14 at Franklins Gardens in round 11 of Premiership Rugby.

The two sides should have met in the final of the Anglo-Welsh Cup last weekend which unfortunately succumbed to the weather. Exeter’s only defeat in their last four meetings with Bath was 10-13 at Sandy Park in October 2016.