Saracens vs Exeter Chiefs

England - Gallagher Premiership

Saracens

40-22

Finished

Exeter Chiefs

James HadfieldTRY

5 : 0

10'

Olly WoodburnTRY

14'

Ivan van ZylTRY

10 : 5

15'

Owen FarrellCON

12 : 5

12 : 10

25'

Greg FisilauTRY

26'

Josh HodgeCON

30'

Owen FarrellPEN

15 : 12

34'

Tom CairnsStu Townsend

39'

Josh HodgePEN

40'

Juan Martin GonzalezTRY

20 : 15

41'

Owen FarrellCON

22 : 15

41'

Stu TownsendTom Cairns

44'

Tom PartonRotimi Segun

22 : 20

49'

Rusi TuimaTRY

50'

Josh HodgeCON

51'

Sam CreanLogovi'i Mulipola

51'

Oliver HoskinsChristian Judge

53'

Dan FrostJack Yeandle

53'

Tom CairnsStu Townsend

53'

Jack DunneRusi Tuima

55'

Lucio CintiOlly Hartley

58'

Owen FarrellPEN

25 : 22

62'

Owen FarrellDRO

28 : 22

65'

James HadfieldTRY

33 : 22

66'

Owen FarrellCON

35 : 22

66'

Danny SouthworthAlec Hepburn

66'

Ross VintcentGreg Fisilau

66'

Arthur ReltonDanny Southworth

69'

Toby KnightBilly Vunipola

77'

Eroni MawiSam Crean

77'

Gareth SimpsonIvan van Zyl

78'

Oliver StonhamHugh Tizard

80'

Theo McFarlandTRY

40 : 22

Venue Guide
Stadium	Allianz Park
Capacity	10500

News

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