Exeter Chiefs vs Northampton Saints

Exeter Chiefs

35-12

Finished

Northampton Saints

Sam SimmondsTRY

5 : 0

Joe SimmondsCON

7 : 0

15'

Olly WoodburnTRY

12 : 0

17'

Joe SimmondsCON

14 : 0

28'

Luke Cowan-DickieTRY

19 : 0

30'

Joe SimmondsCON

21 : 0

43'

Luke Cowan-DickieTRY

26 : 0

44'

Joe SimmondsCON

28 : 0

47'

Rory HutchinsonCourtnall Skosan

28 : 5

49'

Fraser DingwallTRY

28 : 7

49'

George FurbankCON

55'

Emmanuel IyogunAlex Waller

55'

Tom CollinsTommy Freeman

56'

Henry SladeTRY

33 : 7

56'

Jack YeandleLuke Cowan-Dickie

57'

Joe SimmondsCON

35 : 7

58'

Robbie SmithMike Haywood

61'

Alfie PetchPaul Hill

62'

Alex WallerEmmanuel Iyogun

63'

Harvey SkinnerJoe Simmonds

63'

Jack MaunderSam Maunder

63'

James KennyScott Sio

63'

Sam GrahamAngus Scott-Young

35 : 12

64'

Matt ProctorTRY

66'

Callum BraleyFraser Dingwall

67'

Josh Iosefa-ScottHarry Williams

67'

Ruben van HeerdenJack Dunne

67'

Greg FisilauSam Simmonds

67'

Callum BraleyAlex Mitchell

71'

Rory O'LoughlinSolomone Kata

71'

Karl WilkinsAlex Coles

Venue Guide
Stadium	Sandy Park
Capacity	15600

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