Harlequins v Leicester Tigers: live 37mins: SIN-BIN: WALDROM Easter wins the high ball over on the right and Evans hunts for territory. Leicester are too sharp though with plenty of men back. Another Quins attack and a cute inside ball sends Care through. Cynical penalty given away by Waldrom and Quins can take the lead. 36mins: Harlequins lose another important lineout, Leicester kicking clear but it bounces too far. Quins in an urgent need to fix their set-piece. 34mins: Robshaw fending off defenders like a juggernaut as Quins respond out wide with Monye, but Leicester turn them over. Allen breaks and offloads to Tuilagi, but Monye in the most un-characteristic way for a winger gets over the ball and wins the penalty. 33mins: The momentum has swung. Brown knocks on after being hammered again. Quins need a lift now. Another Tigers score before half-time and the molehill becomes a mountain. 11-13 Out of nowhere. The Quins lineout is all wrong, Dan Cole offloads and Steve Mafi scorches away! Tigers right back in it. Ford with the conversion. Tigers ahead for the first time. 30mins: Slight mix-up between Alesana and Waldrom chasing a kick, with the number 8 then promptly slicing into touch. That folks, is why forwards never kick. 29mins: Brown is HAMMERED by A.Tuilagi after taking a high ball, but Quins scramble clear through Evans. No problems with that one and Leicester are within five. 26mins: Shrill blast of the whistle from Wayne Barnes and Ford has a shot at redemption... 25mins: George Ford is wide with the shot of goal and Quins will restart from the 22. 24mins: Care, Robshaw and Turner-Hall combine well but the ball goes forward. Thomas 'The Tank' attacking from deep and into the Quins half. Tigers advantage for offside and they win the penalty. Calls from the crowd that Youngs knocked on at the ruck but the footage is inconclusive. His last two may have hit the post but Evans lands that one comfortably. A healthy lead for Harlequins. 20mins: In the midst of scrum warfare, Quins appear to be on top. Big opportunity on the edge of the 22. They win the penalty and Evans will go for goal. 19mins: Danny Care is not hanging around, Quins winning a penalty at the scrum and within seconds are up to the Leicester 22, gaining 50 metres. But, Robshaw knocks on. Sensing a pattern here. 18mins: Incredible line from Horacio Agulla up to the Quins 22, but it's knocked on. The Argentine winger looked very threatening there. 17mins: First spoils at the scrum for Leicester with Dan Cole getting the edge over Joe Marler. Leicester clear. Robshaw then penalised at the lineout for taking out Steve Mafi, Leicester 35 metres out. 16mins: Quins win the kick off and are on the break again into Leicester's 22, but the pass goes forward. Tigers scrum by the right touchline in their 22. 19 year old George Ford continues his incredible rise with his first penalty of the game. 13mins: Leicester scrum over on the left hand side and Ayerza surges through, about 10 metres from the Quins line. Alesana Tuilagi slips breaking down the left but it's a penalty to the Tigers from right in front. 8-0 Quins driving into Leicester's 22 with real purpose and it's a try for Tom Williams! Evans hits the post AGAIN with the conversion. From bloodgate to a try on his 100th appearance in the Aviva Premiership Final. Quite the rise from Tom Williams. 8mins: POST! Evans hits the post with a long-range shot and Youngs clears for Leicester. It's not great, Quins with the lineout on the edge of the 22. 5mins: Manu Tuilagi has his first break but the ball goes forward. First scrum of the day... big drive from the Tigers but Quins break down the right, winning a penalty at the ruck. 3mins: Marler slips a tackle, Quins playing deep in their own half. Play slowed right down and Evans goes high. Penalty to Leicester at the ruck. Slow-motion replay showing the power of Chuter and Parling on James Johnston. No problems for Evans and Quins take the lead. 1min: Manu Tuilagi gets in the first big hit and Harlequins have the advantage for offside. Sharp blow of the whistle, Evans to take a shot. 15.01: Nick Evans kicks off. We are underway! 15.00: Broadcast to 91 countries around the world, Twickenham has never looked better. A sea of colour and thundering noise, it's time to kick off! 14.58: Leicester are out in the tunnel, Tigers legend Geordan Murphy leading them out today as England captain Chris Robshaw stands beside him with his Harlequins side. Nerves at fever pitch. 14.54: WIth minutes to go, it's time to make those bold prediction calls... There is perhaps no crueler fate than to go the whole season at the top of the table, yet to not end up with the trophy. Harlequins have surprised everyone this season with their fantastic brand of rugby, but Leicester own this competition, reaching their 8th consecutive final. The heart says Harlequins. The head, says Leicester Tigers. 14.50: This is your 10 minute warning. Make sure your beers and barbecue food are ready to go... 14.49: Plenty of auditions for England places today as we see Stuart Lancaster in the crowd: Care v Youngs, Marler v Cole, Turner-Hall v Allen and Lowe v Manu Tuilagi. No better occasion to impress than in front of an 82,000 crowd. 14.43: Forget's Waldrom's stat though, because no one has caused more havoc for opposition defences than Harlequins full back Mike Brown: 14.40: ESPN showing that Leicester's Thomas 'The Tank' Waldrom makes a remarkable 58 metres per game for the Tigers in the Premiership. The Kiwi number 8 is England qualified and set to travel to South Africa next month. 14.36: Young Tigers fly-half George Ford seems to be suffering from no nerves in the warm-up: 14.29: Leicester's chances today will ride on the performance on England prop Dan Cole in the scrum. Born and raised in the shadow of Welford Road, he is more than aware of the quality that will pack down against him in the scrum: They've got their set-piece sorted out. 14.26: Here is a reminder of today's teams: Harlequins: Brown, Williams, Lowe, Turner-Hall, Monye, Evans, Care; Marler, Gray, Johnston, Kohn, Robson, Fa'asavalu, Robshaw (c), Easter Replacements: Buchanan, Lambert, Collier, Vallejos, Guest, Dickson, Clegg, Hopper Leicester Tigers: Murphy (c), Agulla, M.Tuilagi, Allen, A.Tuilagi, Ford, B.Youngs; Ayerza, Chuter, Cole, Skivington, Parling, Mafi, Salvi, Waldrom Replacements: T.Youngs, Mulipola, Castrogiovanni, Kitchener, Newby, Harrison, Flood, Hamilton 14.23: England fly-half Toby Flood is out with a "slight groin strain" according to Richard Cockerill, with Gloucester-bound Billy Twelvetrees on the bench. 14.21: As a former Quin and Tiger, there is perhaps no one better to judge today's game than the Telegraph's Will Greenwood. Here is his prediction: 14.19: One of today's big stories will be the return of scrum-half Danny Care from injury. After a turbulent season that saw him dropped from the England squad with his reputation in tatters, Care has kept his head down and rediscovered some of his best form in the process. Here he is speaking this week: 14.16: Focusing on the game itself, Harlequins and Leicester have battled their way to this stage through very different campaigns. Quins have topped the table since Round 3 and rarely seen their form dip, deservingly finishing in first place. Leicester however wobbled at the bottom of the Premiership table in the early months - sinking as low as 11th - before battling back through of their typical runs for the playoffs that saw them set a new record of six consecutive try bonus point wins. What's for certain is that we witness a clash as brilliant as when Leicester defeated Quins 33-43 just over a month ago at The Stoop, we will be in for a treat: 14.12: A very warm welcome to all of you on this sunny afternoon for our live coverage of the Aviva Premiership Final 2012. With just under an hour to go till kickoff, Twickenham might be hosting it's third major event in as many weeks after the London Sevens and Heineken Cup Final, but the turf is in pristine condition.