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If you missed any of Saturday's Premiership action, where were you?!

Well, for those who were elsewhere here's a quick look back...

The first game of the afternoon was an absolute thriller between Sale and leaders Saracens.

Sale raced into a 17-0 lead, but trailed 36-26 with 10 minutes to go before late tries from TJ Ioane and Tom Arscott rescued a 36-36 draw at the AJ Bell Stadium.

Elsewhere, Northampton came from behind to beat Worcester, 38-18, and Gloucester eased to a 32-6 victory over Newcastle.

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Well well well, that try for Bath has changed things at the break.

They could hardly get out of their own half for the opening 39 minutes, but what a boost that is.

Ian Whitten opened the scoring for Exeter following a magnificent 60m dash from James Short, before Amanaki Mafi's reply.

An intriguing second half is coming up, that's for sure.

What's this though? Bath's forwards have the ball in hand metres from Exeter's try-line.

Thomas Waldrom is offside and it's a penalty to Bath. They choose to take the line-out.

That really was a magnificent break from James Short. He must have run at least 60m, before releasing the pass at just the right time.

This Sandy Park crowd are now in fine voice and Rob Baxter's half-time team talk will be a little easier.

Every time Bath try and clear their lines, the ball is being held up in the wind. It could be a very different second half because of the conditions and you feel Exeter have to make their dominance count with at least one try.

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Bath simply cannot get out of their own 22 at the moment.

Captain Stuart Hooper is having a word with referee Greg Garner, as he feels they are being unfairly pinged at the scrums.

However, it's another infringement at the breakdown and another penalty. Gareth Steenson hits the post though.

Exeter are absolutely dominating the scrums. And Bath's forward line are being warned for not pushing straight.

Next infringement will mean a yellow card. 

Gareth Steenson kicks the penalty sweet as you like from 50m and the advantage is extended.

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That is some great work initially from Semesa Rokoduguni.

The Bath wing steals the ball off the floor and makes a rare break for the visitors.

But he ruins it by spilling the ball.

Bath are not in this game at all so far, although Chiefs have not really made their dominance count on the scoreboard.

Bath are punished for an infringement at the breakdown and Gareth Steenson goes for the posts from 40m out.

It doesn't quite have the legs though as the ball drops onto the base of the post.

It is quite windy out there.

This is your first of three games this afternoon.

We've got live text and radio commentary of the next two as well!

Bath are going to have a very long afternoon if they keep up this indiscipline at the scrum.

Another infringement, another penalty, and Gareth Steenson slots it through easy as you like.

Thomas Waldrom really does have that midas touch for Chiefs. The big number 8 dances - yes, dances - through the Bath defence before the move eventually breaks down at the maul.

Very enjoyable moment seeing Waldrom's quick feet though!

Max Lahiff is penalised for collapsing the scrum and it's a penalty to Chiefs in front of the posts.

Gareth Steenson makes no mistake and Exeter lead.

Exeter are inches from the Bath try-line as the juggernaut Thomas Waldrom makes a burst, but the visitors manage to hold the ball up.

Big chance missed for Chiefs, but some fine defence from Bath. Scrum time.

Both sides are weighing each other up at the moment. There's always a bit of niggle in this fixture. 

It will be interesting to see if that surfaces if it remains tight.

Exeter finally get on the ball, but Dave Ewers spills it and it's our first scrum of the afternoon.