Relive all the action as Bath beat Leicester at Allianz Stadium Twickenham to win the Premiership title for the first time since 1996.

LONDON (Reuters) -Following is the list of English club rugby champions after Bath beat Leicester Tigers in Saturday's Premiership final. Since the 2002-03 season, the league winners have been determined by playoffs and a final at Twickenham.

India has launched its first-ever Rugby Premier League, featuring six franchise teams and top global players. This new league aims to boost rugby's popularity and professionalism in the country.

The channel will be live from 1.30pm today (June 14), providing a full 90 minutes of build-up ahead of kick-off at the Allianz Stadium in London. But it is not only on TNT, ITV will also be broadcasting the final and its coverage will begin at 2.30pm.

Bath and Leicester Tigers face off in Premiership final, reviving rivalry from 1980s glory days when clubs dominated English rugby together

It was a historic day for Bath Rugby yesterday when they were crowned Premiership champions after beating Leicester Tigers at Twickenham. Today, Sunday, June 15, fans will have a chance to cheer on the new champions during a victory parade through Bath.

From Jerry Tuwai to Akuila Rokolisoa -- the Rugby Premier League will see some world class players in action in India.

Six years in the making, the inaugural edition of the Rugby Premier League India will finally kick off in Mumbai with Bengaluru Bravehearts taking on the Delhi Redz in the opening game on Sunday. All matches of the six-team tournament will take place in Mumbai,

Bath have ended a three-decade wait for a Premiership title as captain Ben Spencer declared “the sky’s the limit” after the win against Leicester Tigers.

Rugby India president Rahul Bose, who most know as a Bollywood actor, hopes that those sounds of the sport he loves will get transported across households in the country via their TV or mobile screens... and that it will then lead to a massive knock-on effect. For Bose, as federation head, the RPL is simply "a means to an end".

The English top flight will be renamed as part of wider marketing changes hoping to grow its profile and investability