Shillcock adds yet another kick.

Shillcock adds yet another kick.

Alright, he's pretty quick.

It's substitute scrum half Tom Whiteley who makes the initial break, slipping through a gap and making it a two on one which is executed with a lofted offload.

With open space ahead of him Radwan puts on the afterburners and speeds home along a cheering terrace, slamming it down to end the game.

Another simple kick for Shillcock.

Unstoppable.

Saints are all at sea as Tigers crash up and eventually Kata has a one on one, five metres out - the Tongan hurtles onto the ball and smashes over with ease to extend the Leicester lead.

George Makepeace-Cubitt slots another to bring Northampton within a converted try from levelling the game.

Flanker Fyn Brown drives over from a metre out.

A bouncing ball is picked up by Wand in full flight, the wing diving over for his second score of the match.

Huge applause for Liebenberg and Cole who come off and are replaced by Finn Carnduff and Tim Hoyt.

Another solid strike from Shillcock, retaining his 100% record from the tee thus far.

A classic Liebenberg try!

Tigers keep their patience and Youngs spots an overload out left, soft hands eventually seeing Liebenberg receive the ball in an inch of space on the left wing but having the power to drive over and score.

Finn Theobald-Thomas, just days after agreeing to a new contract with the club, comes on in place of Charlie Clare.

Makepeace-Cubitt slots the extras.

This has turned into a real basketball game, play shifting from end to end rapidly.

It's death by a thousand cuts here as a cavalcade of offloads out the back, off the deck, in the tackle, carve open a stubborn Tigers defence and eventually see Tom James grab his hat trick as Saints inched their way over the line.

James Cronin is on in place of Whitcombe.

Shillcock adds his fourth of the game, again slotting from the left hand side with aplomb.

With Tigers camped on the Saints line, the No. 8 finishes the job, smashing low and forcing the ball down with little space to work with.

Makepeace-Cubitt slots a simple kick.

Scrum half Tom James gets his second of the game with, what must be said, is an excellent score.

George Makepeace-Cubitt skips inside to beat a man before offloading to a charging Archie Benson, the replacement forward then popping the ball over the top to an onrushing James who has the pace to dive over under the posts.

Makepeace-Cubitt makes no mistake on this occassion, firing through from in front of the posts.

Scrum half Tom James spots a gap and nips through to tighten the gap going into half time.

The visitors get their opening score of the game, a few short carries opening space out wide, exploited by wing Will Glister to score in the corner.

Confident kick from Shillcock who takes only a moment to smash the ball through the posts.

Mortifying moment for Ben Youngs, put clean through after a dynamite break from Will Wand only to knock it on when tackled over the line.

Sure the most-capped male England international of all time won't be having too many sleepless nights of that one and he's bailed out shortly afterward by the scrum.

Against the head the pack win the ball back and Liebenberg dives on it to score from close range.

Another excellent conversion from the left hand side from Shilly.

Tigers have got an unstoppable energy around their play at the moment.

The forwards are smashing over the gainline, lead by tryscorer Ilione before finally the backs pull the trigger and send the ball wide where Will Wand can stroll in to further the lead.

This East-Midlands derby has got fiery very early, the first team-wide scuffle kicking off following that early try.

Undeterred by the chaos, fullback Jamie Shillcock slots a difficult kick with aplomb.

Tigers get the opening score!

With advantage pulled back, the forwards absolutely drill their way over, Emeka Ilione at the back and touching down.