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Summary

FT Worcester 12-6 London Irish
FT: Gloucester 12-17 Bath
FT: Saracens 36-18 Exeter
Saracens leapfrog Exeter to go top of the Premiership
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Try (Goode, con Farrell)published at 18 mins
Saracens 7-0 Exeter
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Saracens work their way up the field and cap it off with a brilliant try.
They move almost 70 metres through the phases and a couple of good line breaks.
Duncan Taylor is stopped just metres short but Sarries manage to keep the momentum.
The ball eventually comes back to Alex Goode and, although he fumbles, he shows quick feet to step back inside and spin through a tackle to wriggle over the line.
Owen Farrell adds the extras.
Saracens 0-0 Exeterpublished at 15 mins
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That is good from Exeter. Saracens managed to work themselves up there and one mistake in these conditions costs you 50 metres.
Rhys Gill, Saracens and Wales prop on BBC Radio London
Saracens 0-0 Exeterpublished at 15 mins
The scrum has to be reset after the ball goes all the way through the tunnel but the second time round is more successful for Exeter. Gareth Steenson clears just over halfway.
Saracens 0-0 Exeterpublished at 14 mins
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Another Saracens rolling maul, but Exeter do a great job of countering it.
Sarries get the warning to use the ball from Matthew Carley and Maro Itoje fails to get it going.
Exeter are awarded a scrum just in front of the posts.
Saracens 0-0 Exeterpublished at 12 mins
Sarries gather and drive into the Exeter half and win a penalty as the Chief collapse the maul.
Owen Farrell kicks upfield, with the wind too much of a factor to go for the posts.
His kick just about bounces into touch just inside the Exeter 22.
Saracens 0-0 Exeterpublished at 11 mins
Saracens go through the phases but Exeter steal it in the tackle.
Gareth Steenson tries to kick for the corner and pin Sarries back but it goes out on the full, giving Sarries a line-out just inside their own half.
Saracens 0-0 Exeterpublished at 9 mins
The Chiefs are making use of their kicking game, but their kicks have just been too long so far, allowing Chris Wyles and Alex Goode to call marks in their own 22.
Saracens 0-0 Exeterpublished at 7 mins
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It's good play by Exeter but soft defence from Saracens. I think they will be disappointed with not rolling away. They will disappointed with how soft that was so early in the game.
Rhys Gill, Saracens and Wales prop on BBC London
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Saracens 0-0 Exeter
No harm in clearing that one up, Chris!
Missed penalty (Steenson)published at 6 mins
Saracens 0-0 Exeter
The wind is behind Steenson but his kick from just over 40 metres out skews wide, to the left of the posts.
He needed a team-mate to lie down and keep the ball still on the tee during his run-up.
Saracens 0-0 Exeterpublished at 6 mins
Exeter are awarded the first scrum of the day - and win it.
The Chiefs are then awarded a penalty for a Sarries player not rolling away following a tackle.
Advantage is played but it comes to nothing, giving Gareth Steenson the chance to kick the first points of the game.
Saracens 0-0 Exeterpublished at 3 mins
Exeter make good progress from the kick-off, charging down a clearing kick and penning Sarries in their own 22.
The hosts have had to work hard to clear their lines, eventually winning a penalty for a high tackle.
Kick-offpublished at 1 min
Saracens 0-0 Exeter
Exeter skipper Gareth Steenson gets us under way in the first game of the day.
Saracens have chosen to play into the wind in the first half
Matthew Carley is the man in charge at Allianz Park.
The teams are outpublished at 15:15
Saracens v Exeter (15:15 GMT)
The teams are out at Allianz Park.
It's a rather grey day in north London, with rain and wind the order of the day
Full-back Alex Goode and winger Chris Wyles have led Sarries out together to mark their 200th appearances for the Premiership champions.
There are some motorcyles revving up pitchside to mark the occasion as well. I'm not totally sure why...
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Saracens v Exeter (15:15 GMT)
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Head-to-headpublished at 15:11
Saracens v Exeter (15:15 GMT)
Saracens have the upper hand in the previous meetings between the two sides... but Exeter were victorious on their last league visit to Allianz Park, winning 24-20 in May last year.
As for recent form, Sarries have lost two of their last three matches at home.
Listen to radio commentarypublished at 15:09
Saracens v Exeter (15:15 GMT)
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BBC Radio London's Jamie Hill is in position for the first clash of the day.
Team newspublished at 15:08
Saracens v Exeter (15:15 GMT)
Exeter make four changes up front, with Alec Hepburn, Luke Cowan-Dickie, Julian Salvi and the fit-again Damian Welch all starting.
Welch is back in the side for the first time since mid-December, when he sustained a pectoral injury.
Phil Dollman returns at full-back so Lachie Turner moves to the wing, with James Short rested.
Ben Moon will make his 100th Premiership appearance if he's summoned from the bench.
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Replacements: Taione, Moon, Low, Atkins, Horstmann, Chudley, Hooley, Bodilly.
Grand Slam Sarries boys are backpublished at 15:06
Saracens v Exeter (15:15 GMT)
Exeter's social media guru comes up with the understatement of the season with this tweet. A good few Grand Slam winning England players return for Sarries today.
Team newspublished at 15:05
Saracens vs Exeter (15:15 GMT)
Saracens welcome back their England contingent, who helped Eddie Jones' side win the Grand Slam in Paris last weekend.
Maro Itoje, George Kruis, Owen Farrell, Mako and Billy Vunipola all return to the starting XV, as does Scotland winger Duncan Taylor.
Full-back Alex Goode and winger Chris Wyles make their 200th appearances for the club.
Image source, BBC Sport
Replacements: Saunders, Barrington, Lamositele, Hargreaves, Brown, de Kock, Tompkins, Ellery.