And that brings the curtain down on Saturday's Premiership action.

No shortage of talking points or tries despite the windy conditions across the country.

Don't forget - there's more Premiership action to come on Sunday as Saracens will look to reclaim top spot against Newcastle at Kingston Park.

Join us from 14:45 GMT for all the build-up. 

So after that try-fest at The Ricoh Arena - a quick look at today's scores:

Bath 11-13 Northampton

Worcester 20-29 Leicester

Harlequins 38-7 London Irish

Wasps 27-41 Exeter

Wasps director of rugby Dai Young on BT Sport: "You've got to take your hat off to Exeter.

"They were really solid today in everything they did. They muscled-up up front and did a job on us.

"What this game does is that when people start talking about you and saying nice things, it brings you down to earth.

"We have to take it on the chin and dust ourselves off."

Confirmation then of the Chiefs' rise to the Premiership summit....

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Exeter man-of-the-match Mitch Lees on BT Sport: "I thought our whole pack stood up today. We took it to them in the early minutes.

"We wanted to show that intent in the game and I thought we really did that today.

"Our scrum and our maul were really powerful. We've got great ambition at the club to really press on from where we were last year.

"The aim is to reach the top four."

Exeter are top of the table after that win. Well-deserved too.

Wasps slip to sixth after Northampton's earlier win.

That's it. Wasps run out of room and the ball flies into touch.

Great display from Exeter to score six tries away from home and a hat-trick to number eight Thomas Waldrom.

Last rights now as Wasps look to run it from their own try line to claim the bonus points for a fourth try and for being within seven points.

More punishment for Wasps as Greg Garner rules they took out the men in the air from the line-out.

Chiefs up to Wasps' five-metre line once again.

Scrum to Exeter in their own half and it leads to a penalty allowing them to clear their lines once more.

Wasps looking forlorn once again.

Henry Slade is on crutches on the touchline as he takes his seat on the Exeter bench.

Some encouraging signs that he's stayed in the ground at least after that nasty looking knee injury.

Had to do a bit of checking there as I thought I'd somehow missed a try among all this great running rugby.

Nine tries in total in this one so far - six for the visitors.

Five minutes remaining.

Gareth Steenson kicks for the corner.

Another catch-and-drive coming?

Penalty to Exeter as Wasps don't roll away on their own 10-metre line.

Wasps look pretty aggrieved by that but that's what Greg Garner's seen.

Elvis Taione fumbles as he tries to squeeze out the back of a scrum.

He fumbles and Wasps clear, but not too far and Exeter will eat up some more time with more phases.

The television commentators are saying they've decided not to show some of the close-up replays of the Henry Slade injury.

Sounds concerning.

Play is back under way and Wasps are back down in their own 22 where they don't want to be.

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Treatment continues for an anguished-looking Slade.

Rob Baxter is also looking concerned with his head in his hands.

This doesn't look good for England man Slade.

Olly Woodburn is on to replace him and the Exeter centre is being looked at by the physios with a stretcher not that far away.

Henry Slade is clutching his knee as Nathan Hughes is inches away from getting through under Exeter's posts.

But, the replacement Wasps lock is punished for holding on their as Mitch Lees made the try-saving tackle.