Exeter Chiefs vs Newcastle Falcons

England - Gallagher Premiership

Exeter Chiefs

24-5

Finished

Newcastle Falcons

0 : 5

20'

Mateo CarrerasTRY

24'

Dan FrostTRY

36'

Ian WhittenYellow

37'

Aidon DavisJacques Vermeulen

47'

Aidon DavisYellow

53'

Sam StuartMicky Young

57'

Jack NowellTRY

10 : 5

57'

Harvey SkinnerCON

12 : 5

57'

Jack YeandleDan Frost

58'

Logovi'i MulipolaAdam Brocklebank

60'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

19 : 5

60'

Mark TampinRichard Palframan

60'

Jack MaunderSam Maunder

60'

Joe SimmondsJosh Hodge

61'

Callum ChickYellow

63'

Mike WilliamsJannes Kirsten

64'

Patrick SchickerlingMarcus Street

64'

Matthew DaltonCarl Fearns

64'

Tom MarshallFreddie Lockwood

64'

Iwan StephensElliott Obatoyinbo

67'

Rory O'LoughlinSolomone Kata

71'

Sam SimmondsTRY

24 : 5

72'

Ollie FletcherJamie Blamire

72'

Pete LucockMatias Orlando

74'

Danny SouthworthScott Sio

75'

Sam SimmondsTRY

29 : 5

Venue Guide
Stadium	Sandy Park
City	Exeter
Capacity	15600

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