Wasps v Bath (Sun)
GUINNESS PREMIERSHIP SEMI-FINAL: WASPS v BATH
Date: Sunday, 18 May Kick-off: 1400 BST Venue: Adams Park
Coverage: Commentary on BBC local radio and online; live scores on BBC Sport website
England wing Paul Sackey could miss Wasps' Guinness Premiership semi-final play-off with Bath on Sunday after damaging his right knee against Leeds.
Sackey was forced off after 18 minutes of Saturday's win at Headingley and left the ground on crutches.
Bath head coach Steve Meehan says prop Matt Stevens and hooker Lee Mears should be available despite picking up injuries at Gloucester last week.
Prop David Barnes is back from injury and pushing for a recall at Adams Park.
"He lets you know that he's up for selection very early in the week so that's a good thing," said Meehan.
Sackey maintained he would make a swift recovery after Wasps' game at Leeds.
"I'm a quick healer," he said. "It's going to be all right. I'm feeling positive about it.
"If I am not OK for the semi-final, I hope it will be right for the final and I will be able to play in that."
Bath will have to make history if they are to progress to the final at Twickenham on 31 May. No side has ever won an away semi-final in the five seasons since the play-offs were introduced in 2003, when Wasps won the first of three successive ***les, despite never finishing top of the table.
But captain Steve Borthwick, who will also lead England on their tour to New Zealand next month, believes Bath can reverse that trend, despite home and away league defeats to Wasps this season.
Away game spurs us on - Meehan
"I have heard some of the Wasps boys talking in the media about how they feel this is their strongest stage of the season," he said.
"We know we are in for a big contest, but we have won there in the past and we must do so again this time - there is no tomorrow, it is now, and we are into the knockout stages."
Bath head coach Steve Meehan feels his side will bounce back from their disappointment of missing out on home advantage in the play-offs by losing 8-6 at Gloucester last week.
"If anything it's steeled the guys, got them all working hard and closer together," he told BBC Radio Bristol.
"The challenge of going to Adams Park and playing Wasps in a semi-final from a sportsman's point of view is a terrific challenge to have.
"They've been at the top of Europe and the top of England for the last five or six years so if we're to go on and win this Premiership, if we get the chance to knock off Wasps on the way through that'd be great.
"I think that whoever wins it might have to win it in the 78th or 79th minute. I expect it to be a very physical challenge from both sides and we should see some rugby played, defences will be tough and perhaps it'll be the man in the middle who is under most pressure.
"But Chris White's a referee who's been around for many years and has had a lot of experience at the top end of the game."
Wasps: J Lewsey; P Sackey, F Waters, R Flutey, T Voyce; D Cipriani, E Reddan; T Payne, R Ibanez, P Barnard, S Shaw, T Palmer, J Haskell, T Rees, L Dallaglio (capt). Replacements: (from) J Ward, T French, R Birkett, J Worsley, J Hart, M McMillan, J Staunton, D Waldouck, M Van Gisbergen.
Bath: J Maddock; A Higgins, A Crockett, O Barkley, M Banahan; B James, M Claassens; D Barnes, L Mears, M Stevens, S Borthwick (capt), D Grewcock, J Faamatuainu, M Lipman, D Browne. Replacements: P Dixon, D Bell, P Short, C Goodman, M Baxter, S Berne, N Abendanon.
Referee: Chris White (RFU)