As the Prem's regular season reaches its climax on Saturday, two pivotal matches will determine the final play-off positions. All games kick off at 15:15 BST, with the spotlight on Exeter hosting Saracens at Sandy Park for the last play-off berth.

Exeter, currently fourth, will miss England winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso due to surgery for a facial injury, replaced by Paul Brown-Bampoe. Additionally, Christ Tshiunza takes over for Greg Fisilau, who also suffered a facial injury. A win or draw for Exeter secures their first top-four finish since 2021, while Saracens need a victory to ensure their place unless Exeter earns two losing bonus points.

In a clash for second place, Bath will face Leicester Tigers at The Rec. With star fly-half Finn Russell sidelined, Santi Carreras fills the position, while James O'Connor returns for Leicester. Both teams aim for a home semi-final next week.

Gloucester will host Newcastle, who recently boosted their Champions Cup prospects. Matias Alemanno makes his 100th and final appearance for Gloucester. Newcastle looks to complete a double over their opponents after winning the previous fixture.

Harlequins face Northampton, needing a victory to secure a Champions Cup spot. Quins make five changes from their previous match, including Stephan Lewies returning for his last game. Northampton, already at the top, fields a significantly altered side to prepare for the upcoming semi-finals.

With high stakes on the line, this final round promises to deliver excitement and drama across the league.