Exeter Chiefs vs Harlequins

England - Gallagher Premiership

Exeter Chiefs

58-26

Finished

Harlequins

0 : 5

Marcus SmithTRY

0 : 7

Marcus SmithCON

18'

Henry SladeTRY

5 : 7

20'

Henry SladeCON

22'

Jarrod EvansCadan Murley

7 : 12

26'

Tyrone GreenTRY

7 : 14

27'

Marcus SmithCON

31'

Immanuel Feyi-WabosoTRY

12 : 14

32'

Henry SladeCON

33'

Zack WimbushJoe Hawkins

14 : 19

35'

Alex DombrandtTRY

14 : 21

36'

Marcus SmithCON

40'

Dan JohnTRY

19 : 21

40'

Henry SladeCON

41'

Harvey SkinnerTRY

26 : 21

42'

Henry SladeCON

28 : 21

42'

Max NoreyJack Yeandle

48'

Jacques VermeulenYellow

49'

Christ TshiunzaJack Dunne

49'

Fin BaxterJoe Marler

49'

Dillon LewisWill Collier

54'

Jack KenninghamChandler Cunningham-South

54'

Billy KeastScott Sio

56'

Henry SladePEN

31 : 21

56'

Ehren PainterMarcus Street

58'

William EvansJames Chisholm

59'

Henry SladePEN

34 : 21

59'

Ross VintcentEthan Roots

62'

Henry SladePEN

37 : 21

63'

Niall ArmstrongTom Cairns

64'

Immanuel Feyi-WabosoTRY

42 : 21

66'

Henry SladeCON

44 : 21

66'

Sam RileyJack Walker

67'

Danny CareWill Porter

70'

Harvey SkinnerTRY

49 : 21

72'

Henry SladeCON

51 : 21

72'

George HammondStephan Lewies

73'

Will Haydon-WoodHenry Slade

76'

Dafydd JenkinsTRY

56 : 21

78'

Harvey SkinnerCON

58 : 21

58 : 26

79'

Louis LynaghTRY

Venue Guide
Stadium	Sandy Park
City	Exeter
Capacity	15600

News

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