The teams make there way out onto the field. The Aviva Premiership is back, Kick off coming up in a few minutes.

The conditions will be tough for both teams with a very windy and wet day here at Adams Park. Kick off 10 minutes away so stay with us.

For Wasps Ashley Johnson returns to the starting line up after missing for the last 3 weeks through injury. Sam Johnson also returns to take his place at number 8. at 9 and 10 Charlie Davies and Andy Goode return to the fold after not playing against Grenoble last week. Tom Varndell also keeps his place as he makes his second appearance of the season after returning from injury. As for Northamton they make Three changes with Kahn Fotuali'i, Mike Haywood and Sam Dickinson coming in for Lee Dickson, Dylan Hartley and Courtney Lawes respectively. George North continues to debutise at second centre, where he impressed last week in his new role scoring the first try for The Saints. Ken Pisi also continues to play at full back with Ben Foden still out injured.

Ultimate Rugby welcomes you to Adams Park where Wasps entertain Northampton Saints. After a two week break from The Aviva Premiership following Heineken Cup and Amlin Cup commitments for both sides, The Saints travel to London as 2nd Place Northampton will be hoping for a win against 8th place Wasps. The home side will be hoping for there first win over Northampton since 2009 when they defeated The Saints 20-15 at Adams Park, and they will be full of confidence after two big wins over French side Grenoble in the Amlin Cup. Northampton will not be short of confidence either after a fantastic victory over Leinster in Dublin last week winning 18-9, gaining revenge for the hammering they took from the Irish side the week before. Northampton's away form has been fantastic in the Premiership this season with their last away defeat coming against Gloucester in September losing narrowly 26-24. Wasps have been very inconsistent at home this season. After losing there last home match in the Premiership against Bath 28-5 they will be hoping for a win against The Saints that would climb them up the table to as high as 5th come the end of the weekend. While The Saints could find themselves top of the table if they win here today and Saracens fail to beat Leicester at home.