Bristol Bears welcome Saracens to Ashton Gate in the final match of Saturday's action in the Gallagher Premiership restart.
Friday saw round 14 of the league kick off, a whole five months after round 13 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Both sides have seen several new arrivals, with Semi Radradra making his Bristol debut while newcomer Juan Pablo Socino starts for the visitors.
Here's everything you need to know about the game.
What time is Bristol Bears v Saracens kick-off ?
Bristol Bears v Saracens kicks off at 4.30pm on Saturday, August 15, at Ashton Gate.
What TV channel is it on?
Bristol Bears v Saracens is being shown live on BT Sport 1, with coverage beginning at 4.15pm.
What about live streaming?
BT Sport customers can watch the coverage on the app or online.
What's the team news?
Pat Lam has opted for nine internationals in his Bristol line-up. Fijian Semi Radradra is set to make his Bristol debut at No.13, hooker Bryan Byrne also starts, and England duo Ben Earl and Kyle Sinckler are listed among the replacements and could make maiden outings from the bench.
Cardiff-born Callum Sheedy, who is eligible to play for Wales through birth, Ireland through his father or England through residency, starts at No.10.
As for Saracens, Juan Pablo Socino makes his first Saracens start at centre and Jamie George captains the side, while there are no fewer than five World Cup final starters in the team.
Harry Sloan was ruled out of the afternoon clash on Saturday. He is replaced on the bench by Will Hooley who is in line for his Sarries debut.
Bristol Bears: 15. Charles Piutau, 14. Luke Morahan, 13. Semi Radradra, 12. Siale Piutau, 11. Henry Purdy, 10. Callum Sheedy, 9. Harry Randal, 1. Jake Woolmore, 2. Bryan Byrne, 3. John Afoa, 4. Dave Attwood, 5. Chris Vui, 6. Steven Luatua (c), 7. Dan Thomas, 8. Nathan Hughes.
Replacements : 16. Harry Thacker, 17. Max Lahiff, 18. Kyle Sinckler, 19. Ed Holmes, 20. Ben Earl, 21. Andy Uren, 22. Ioan Lloyd, 23. Alapati Leiua.
Saracens: 15. Sean Maitland, 14. Alex Lewington, 13. Dom Morris, 12. Juan Pablo Socino, 11. Rotimi Segun, 10. Alex Goode, 9. Richard Wigglesworth, 1. Mako Vunipola, 2. Jamie George (capt), 3. Vincent Koch, 4. Maro Itoje, 5. Callum Hunter-Hill, 6. Mike Rhodes, 7. Jackson Wray, 8. Billy Vunipola.
Replacements: 16. Tom Woolstencroft, 17. Eroni Mawi, 18. Alec Clarey, 19. Joel Kpoku, 20. Sean Reffell, 21. Aled Davies, 22. Will Hooley, 23. Elliott Obatoyinbo.
