England wing Chris Ashton will make his comeback after a 10-week ban when Aviva Premiership leaders Saracens tackle Bath at the Recreation Ground on Friday.
Josh Charnley will switch codes at the end of the season when he leaves rugby league side Wigan Warriors to join Premiership rugby union club Sale Sharks.
With the upcoming increase to the Aviva Premiership salary cap, it’s certainly been an exciting year for fans, who have been treated to some stellar signings ahead of the 2016/17 season.
Owen Farrell is relishing a final two-month push to Saracens' season and their bid for a prized title double that no English club has achieved since 2004.
Danny Cipriani scored a match-winning try against Leicester as Sale maintained their 11 month unbeaten home record in the Aviva Premiership in a game that was suspended during the second half due to thunder and lightning.
Bath's England heroes returned to lift the spirits but it was the overlooked Semesa Rokoduguni's two second-half tries that earned the visitors a rare derby victory over Gloucester in front of a full house at Kingsholm.
A 12-6 victory over London Irish on Saturday, giving Worcester four successive Premiership victories for the first time in club history, has all but ensured the Warriors' top-flight survival.
England heroes Billy Vunipola and Owen Farrell made try-scoring returns to domestic action as Saracens emphatically reclaimed top spot in the Aviva Premiership against former leaders Exeter.
Exeter scored 17 unanswered second-half points as they rallied against Northampton to win a fierce contest 20-12 at Sandy Park and go top of the Aviva Premiership table.
London Irish kept their hopes of remaining in the Aviva Premiership alive with a 23-18 win over Gloucester, bringing them to within five points of 11th-placed Newcastle Falcons.
Owen Williams will make his first start after a broken jaw and Leicester Tigers will say their public goodbyes to late winger Seru Rabeni in Sunday's Welford Road clash with Saracens.