Summary

  • FT: Saracens 28-20 Exeter

  • Saracens win the 2016 Premiership final

  • Sarries complete domestic and European double

  • Taylor, Wyles and Goode cross for Sarries, Yeandle and Nowell for Chiefs

  • Farrell (3) and Steenson (2) exchange penalties

Live Reporting

Rob Stevens

  1. Saracen 28-20 Exeter

    It has been a wonderful brave performance from Exeter. Saracens are an excellent team but they've been given a scare in this second half

    John Lockyer, Former Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon

  2. Saracens 28-20 Exeter

    We are into added time.

    Exeter have the ball just outside their own 22 but are looking to continue to take another score from the game.

  3. Saracens 28-20 Exeter

    We go to the Television Match Official as Chris Ashton claims a try for Saracens, but he knocked it on when trying to dab down.

  4. Saracens 28-20 Exeter

    Alex Goode celebratesReuters

    Neil de Kock was outstanding in the phase of play. Alex Goode deserves that, he has been outstanding all season. I think that's the nail in the coffin and it's just that one step too far for a Chiefs side that has been outstanding in the second half.

    Seb Jewell, Former Harlequins player on BBC Radio London

  5. Saracens 28-20 Exeter

    Saracens win a penalty at the breakdown, and their players celebrate with Jim Hamilton getting most of the plaudits.

    With about 90 seconds remaining, that might be it for the Chiefs as Charlie Hodgson kicks into Exeter territory.

  6. Saracens 28-20 Exeter

    Exeter are back on the attack but only two minutes remain.

    The clock and the scoreboard are against them.

  7. try

    Try (Goode, con missed Hodgson)

    Saracens 28-20 Exeter

    Alex Goode scores a try for SaracensReuters

    Just as Exeter get themselves back in the game, Saracens hit back.

    Marcelo Bosch sucks in two defenders and finds Chris Ashton, who pops the ball back to Alex Goode to finish under pressure from James Short.

    Charlie Hodgson sends the kick wide of the posts.

    Will that be enough to retain the title?

  8. Saracens 23-20 Exeter

    Saracens' Maro ItojeGetty Images

    Saracens are back on the attack and the Exeter defence has work to do.

    We are set for a grandstand finish.

  9. Saracens 23-20 Exeter

    Henry Slade hasn't had the best game in the world but he managed to slip the tackle and get the ball away. Jack Nowell had an awful lot to do to score but he managed to scamper over.

    John Lockyer, Former Exeter captain on BBC Radio Devon

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    Try (Nowell, con Steenson)

    Saracens 23-20 Exeter

    Jack Nowell scores a tryReuters

    What a finish from Jack Nowell!

    Exeter go through the phases after taking the line-out cleanly.

    Henry Slade spreads it wide to Phil Dollman, who finds Nowell.

    Somehow he holds of the covering Alex Goode and then the power of Billy Vunipola to touch down in the corner.

    Gareth Steenson adds the extras from well out wide

    It's back to three points for Saracnes - the double is under threat now.

  11. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    Jeremy Guscott
    Ex-England centre on BBC Radio 5 live

    Charlie Hodgson's a classy player. He's been a great servant to the game, a great ambassador, and it's nice that he gets the opportunity to finish his career in what could be a winning Saracens side at Twickenham.

  12. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    Exeter are carried over the Saracens 10-metre line by their forwards and eventually get a penalty for Maro Itoje playing the ball off his feet.

    Gareth Steenson kicks deep into the Sarries 22 once again.

    A try now would make it very interesting.

  13. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    Exeter are still in the game. It would be lovely to see Michele Campanaro get some ball.

    John Lockyer, Former Exeter captain on BBC Radio Devon

  14. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    Exeter win another vital penalty with Saracens on the attack and clear up towards halfway.

    Can they get their pack to set up another attacking platform?

  15. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    Saracens bring on Charlie Hodgson for his last Premiership appearance in place of Owen Farrell.

    The league's record points scorer is making his 254th league appearance today.

    Neil de Kock is also on for Sarries in a new half-back partnership.

    Talk about experience. Will it be enough to see out the game and win a third Premiership title?

  16. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    The game is getting stretched, there are bodies down all over the field needing treatment but Sarries come close to a third try.

    Maro Itoje burst through and sets up another attacking platform for Saracens.

    Alex Goode looks to spread the ball wide but his long pass out towards Chris Ashton is cut out at the expense of a line-out for the north London side.

  17. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    Exeter again build phases in the Saracens half but the champions' defence is holding firm.

    Sarries eventually force a knock-on to regain possession.

  18. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    Exeter fansGetty Images

    Play restarts with a scrum to Saracens but Exeter manage to get a penalty.

    Can the Chiefs regain the momentum, which was beginning to swing back towards Saracens?

    Dave Lewis is on for Will Chudley at scrum-half for Exeter, while Mako Vunipola has gone off for Sarries.

  19. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    Saracens haven't gone through their processes very well in this second half and it's something the Chiefs are building on. If they can stay in this Saracens area of the field, they can build on a driving line-out.

    Seb Jewell, Former Harlequins player on BBC Radio London

  20. Saracens 23-13 Exeter

    With Saracens on the attack, play is stopped for Exeter number eight Don Armand to get some treatment.

    The forward got his head in the wrong place when tackling the on-rushing Brad Barritt.

    He's receiving treatment from the physios and looks set to have a head injury assessment.