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Aviva Premiership Rugby Fixtures 2017-18 Day Date Time Home Away Ground Televised Round 1 Friday 01 September 2017 19:45 Gloucester Rugby Exeter Chiefs Kingsholm BT Sport Friday 01 September 2017 19:45 Newcastle Falcons Worcester Warriors Kingston Park Saturday 02 September 2017 14:00 Saracens Northampton Saints Twickenham Stadium BT Sport Saturday 02 September 2017 15:00 Wasps Sale Sharks Ricoh Arena Saturday 02 September 2017 16:30 London Irish Harlequins Twickenham Stadium BT Sport Sunday 03 September 2017 15:00 Leicester Tigers Bath Rugby Welford Road BT Sport Round 2 Friday 08 September 2017 19:45 Sale Sharks Newcastle Falcons AJ Bell Stadium BT Sport Saturday 09 September 2017 14:00 Bath Rugby Saracens The Rec BT Sport Saturday 09 September 2017 15:00 Exeter Chiefs London Irish Sandy Park Saturday 09 September 2017 15:00 Harlequins Gloucester Rugby The Twickenham Stoop Saturday 09 September 2017 16:30 Northampton Saints Leicester Tigers Franklin's Gardens BT Sport Sunday 10 September 2017 15:00 Worcester Warriors Wasps Sixways BT Sport Round 3 Friday 15 September 2017 19:45 Northampton Saints Bath Rugby Franklin's Gardens BT Sport Friday 15 September 2017 19:45 Worcester Warriors Exeter Chiefs Sixways Friday 15 September 2017 20:00 Sale Sharks London Irish AJ Bell Stadium Saturday 16 September 2017 15:00 Leicester Tigers Gloucester Rugby Welford Road BT Sport Saturday 16 September 2017 21:30 Newcastle Falcons Saracens Talen Energy Stadium BT Sport Sunday 17 September 2017 15:00 Wasps Harlequins Ricoh Arena BT Sport Round 4 Friday 22 September 2017 19:45 Gloucester Rugby Worcester Warriors Kingsholm BT Sport Saturday 23 September 2017 15:00 Bath Rugby Newcastle Falcons The Rec Saturday 23 September 2017 15:00 Harlequins Leicester Tigers The Twickenham Stoop BT Sport Saturday 23 September 2017 15:00 Saracens Sale Sharks Allianz Park Sunday 24 September 2017 15:00 Exeter Chiefs Wasps Sandy Park BT Sport Sunday 24 September 2017 15:00 London Irish Northampton Saints Madejski Stadium Round 5 Friday 29 September 2017 19:45 Newcastle Falcons London Irish Kingston Park BT Sport Friday 29 September 2017 19:45 Worcester Warriors Saracens Sixways Friday 29 September 2017 20:00 Sale Sharks Gloucester Rugby AJ Bell Stadium Saturday 30 September 2017 15:00 Leicester Tigers Exeter Chiefs Welford Road BT Sport Saturday 30 September 2017 15:00 Northampton Saints Harlequins Franklin's Gardens Sunday 01 October 2017 15:00 Wasps Bath Rugby Ricoh Arena BT Sport Round 6 Friday 06 October 2017 19:45 Harlequins Sale Sharks The Twickenham Stoop BT Sport Saturday 07 October 2017 15:00 Bath Rugby Worcester Warriors The Rec Saturday 07 October 2017 15:00 Exeter Chiefs Newcastle Falcons Sandy Park Saturday 07 October 2017 15:00 Gloucester Rugby Northampton Saints Kingsholm Saturday 07 October 2017 15:00 London Irish Leicester Tigers Madejski Stadium BT Sport Sunday 08 October 2017 15:00 Saracens Wasps Allianz Park BT Sport Round 7 Friday 27 October 2017 19:45 Sale Sharks Exeter Chiefs AJ Bell Stadium BT Sport Saturday 28 October 2017 15:00 Harlequins Worcester Warriors The Twickenham Stoop Saturday 28 October 2017 15:00 Northampton Saints Wasps Franklin's Gardens BT Sport Saturday 28 October 2017 15:00 Saracens London Irish Allianz Park Sunday 29 October 2017 15:00 Bath Rugby Gloucester Rugby The Rec BT Sport Sunday 29 October 2017 15:00 Newcastle Falcons Leicester Tigers Kingston Park Round 8 Friday 17 November 2017 19:45 Gloucester Rugby Saracens Kingsholm BT Sport Saturday 18 November 2017 15:00 Leicester Tigers Sale Sharks Welford Road Saturday 18 November 2017 15:00 Worcester Warriors Northampton Saints Sixways Saturday 18 November 2017 16:30 Wasps Newcastle Falcons Ricoh Arena Sunday 19 November 2017 15:00 Exeter Chiefs Harlequins Sandy Park BT Sport Sunday 19 November 2017 15:00 London Irish Bath Rugby Madejski Stadium Round 9 Friday 24 November 2017 19:45 Leicester Tigers Worcester Warriors Welford Road BT Sport Friday 24 November 2017 19:45 Newcastle Falcons Gloucester Rugby Kingston Park Friday 24 November 2017 20:00 Sale Sharks Northampton Saints AJ Bell Stadium Saturday 25 November 2017 12:15 Bath Rugby Harlequins The Rec Sunday 26 November 2017 15:00 London Irish Wasps Madejski Stadium Sunday 26 November 2017 15:00 Saracens Exeter Chiefs Allianz Park BT Sport Round 10 Friday 01 December 2017 19:45 Northampton Saints Newcastle Falcons Franklin's Gardens BT Sport Friday 01 December 2017 19:45 Worcester Warriors Sale Sharks Sixways Saturday 02 December 2017 14:00 Exeter Chiefs Bath Rugby Sandy Park BT Sport Saturday 02 December 2017 15:00 Gloucester Rugby London Irish Kingsholm Saturday 02 December 2017 16:30 Wasps Leicester Tigers Ricoh Arena BT Sport Sunday 03 December 2017 15:00 Harlequins Saracens The Twickenham Stoop BT Sport Round 11 tbc 22/23/24 December 2017 tbc Leicester Tigers Saracens Welford Road tbc 22/23/24 December 2017 tbc Newcastle Falcons Harlequins Kingston Park tbc 22/23/24 December 2017 tbc Northampton Saints Exeter Chiefs Franklin's Gardens tbc 22/23/24 December 2017 tbc Sale Sharks Bath Rugby AJ Bell Stadium tbc 22/23/24 December 2017 tbc Wasps Gloucester Rugby Ricoh Arena tbc 22/23/24 December 2017 tbc Worcester Warriors London Irish Sixways Round 12 tbc 29/30/31 December 2017 tbc Bath Rugby Wasps The Rec tbc 29/30/31 December 2017 tbc Exeter Chiefs Leicester Tigers Sandy Park tbc 29/30/31 December 2017 tbc Gloucester Rugby Sale Sharks Kingsholm tbc 29/30/31 December 2017 tbc Harlequins Northampton Saints Twickenham Stadium tbc 29/30/31 December 2017 tbc London Irish Newcastle Falcons Madejski Stadium tbc 29/30/31 December 2017 tbc Saracens Worcester Warriors Allianz Park Round 13 tbc 05/06/07 January 2018 tbc Leicester Tigers London Irish Welford Road tbc 05/06/07 January 2018 tbc Newcastle Falcons Exeter Chiefs Kingston Park tbc 05/06/07 January 2018 tbc Northampton Saints Gloucester Rugby Franklin's Gardens tbc 05/06/07 January 2018 tbc Sale Sharks Harlequins AJ Bell Stadium tbc 05/06/07 January 2018 tbc Wasps Saracens Ricoh Arena tbc 05/06/07 January 2018 tbc Worcester Warriors Bath Rugby Sixways Round 14 tbc 09/10/11 February 2018 tbc Bath Rugby Northampton Saints The Rec tbc 09/10/11 February 2018 tbc Exeter Chiefs Worcester Warriors Sandy Park tbc 09/10/11 February 2018 tbc Gloucester Rugby Leicester Tigers Kingsholm tbc 09/10/11 February 2018 tbc Harlequins Wasps The Twickenham Stoop tbc 09/10/11 February 2018 tbc London Irish Sale Sharks Madejski Stadium tbc 09/10/11 February 2018 tbc Saracens Newcastle Falcons Allianz Park Round 15 tbc 16/17/18 February 2018 tbc Leicester Tigers Harlequins Welford Road tbc 16/17/18 February 2018 tbc Newcastle Falcons Bath Rugby Kingston Park tbc 16/17/18 February 2018 tbc Northampton Saints London Irish Franklin's Gardens tbc 16/17/18 February 2018 tbc Sale Sharks Saracens AJ Bell Stadium tbc 16/17/18 February 2018 tbc Wasps Exeter Chiefs Ricoh Arena tbc 16/17/18 February 2018 tbc Worcester Warriors Gloucester Rugby Sixways Round 16 tbc 23/24/25 February 2018 tbc Bath Rugby Sale Sharks The Rec tbc 23/24/25 February 2018 tbc Exeter Chiefs Northampton Saints Sandy Park tbc 23/24/25 February 2018 tbc Gloucester Rugby Wasps Kingsholm tbc 23/24/25 February 2018 tbc Harlequins Newcastle Falcons The Twickenham Stoop tbc 23/24/25 February 2018 tbc London Irish Worcester Warriors Madejski Stadium tbc 23/24/25 February 2018 tbc Saracens Leicester Tigers Allianz Park Round 17 tbc 02/03/04 March 2018 tbc Exeter Chiefs Saracens Sandy Park tbc 02/03/04 March 2018 tbc Gloucester Rugby Newcastle Falcons Kingsholm tbc 02/03/04 March 2018 tbc Harlequins Bath Rugby The Twickenham Stoop tbc 02/03/04 March 2018 tbc Northampton Saints Sale Sharks Franklin's Gardens tbc 02/03/04 March 2018 tbc Wasps London Irish Ricoh Arena tbc 02/03/04 March 2018 tbc Worcester Warriors Leicester Tigers Sixways Round 18 tbc 23/24/25 March 2018 tbc Bath Rugby Exeter Chiefs The Rec tbc 23/24/25 March 2018 tbc Leicester Tigers Wasps Welford Road tbc 23/24/25 March 2018 tbc London Irish Gloucester Rugby Madejski Stadium tbc 23/24/25 March 2018 tbc Newcastle Falcons Northampton Saints Kingston Park tbc 23/24/25 March 2018 tbc Sale Sharks Worcester Warriors AJ Bell Stadium tbc 23/24/25 March 2018 tbc Saracens Harlequins Allianz Park Round 19 tbc 06/07/08 April 2018 tbc Bath Rugby Leicester Tigers Twickenham Stadium tbc 06/07/08 April 2018 tbc Exeter Chiefs Gloucester Rugby Sandy Park tbc 06/07/08 April 2018 tbc Harlequins London Irish The Twickenham Stoop tbc 06/07/08 April 2018 tbc Northampton Saints Saracens Franklin's Gardens tbc 06/07/08 April 2018 tbc Sale Sharks Wasps AJ Bell Stadium tbc 06/07/08 April 2018 tbc Worcester Warriors Newcastle Falcons Sixways Round 20 tbc 13/14/15 April 2018 tbc Gloucester Rugby Harlequins Kingsholm tbc 13/14/15 April 2018 tbc Leicester Tigers Northampton Saints Welford Road tbc 13/14/15 April 2018 tbc London Irish Exeter Chiefs Madejski Stadium tbc 13/14/15 April 2018 tbc Newcastle Falcons Sale Sharks Kingston Park tbc 13/14/15 April 2018 tbc Saracens Bath Rugby Allianz Park tbc 13/14/15 April 2018 tbc Wasps Worcester Warriors Ricoh Arena Round 21 tbc 27/28/29 April 2018 tbc Exeter Chiefs Sale Sharks Sandy Park tbc 27/28/29 April 2018 tbc Gloucester Rugby Bath Rugby Kingsholm tbc 27/28/29 April 2018 tbc Leicester Tigers Newcastle Falcons Welford Road tbc 27/28/29 April 2018 tbc London Irish Saracens Madejski Stadium tbc 27/28/29 April 2018 tbc Wasps Northampton Saints Ricoh Arena tbc 27/28/29 April 2018 tbc Worcester Warriors Harlequins Sixways Round 22 Saturday 05 May 2018 tbc Bath Rugby London Irish The Rec Saturday 05 May 2018 tbc Harlequins Exeter Chiefs The Twickenham Stoop Saturday 05 May 2018 tbc Newcastle Falcons Wasps Kingston Park Saturday 05 May 2018 tbc Northampton Saints Worcester Warriors Franklin's Gardens Saturday 05 May 2018 tbc Sale Sharks Leicester Tigers AJ Bell Stadium Saturday 05 May 2018 tbc Saracens Gloucester Rugby Allianz Park Semi-Finals tbc 18/19 May 2018 tbc tbc tbc tbc BT Sport tbc 18/19 May 2018 tbc tbc tbc tbc BT Sport Final Saturday 26 May 2018 tbc tbc tbc Twickenham Stadium BT Sport.
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