A barraging run from Harry Williams right through the middle of the pitch gets Exeter good metres as they begin to run through the phases.

That is, until Nathan Hughes smashes through Gareth Steenson and they have the turnover - but looking to kick ahead Danny Cipriani kicks it straight out.

But superb defence from the men in black and gold.

Nathan Hughes causes all sorts of problems and Wasps will have the put-in to the scrum.

Another penalty for Exeter, and very kickable, after the driving maul is brought down.

However, they kick to touch again. Line-out seven metres out.

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The first scrum of the game collapsed, we rest and then Exeter get a penalty because Wasps prop Phil Swainston released his bind.

Kick from Gareth Steenson to touch gets them into the 22 with a line-out.

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Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

Wasps have made a change at nine with Dan Robson replacing Joe Simpson, who started last week and kicked poorly. All-round they do have more ammunition in that department, with the the siege gun of Elliot Daly.

But Exeter have Henry Slade off the bench. What a kick that was against Saracens last week, 50 metres of territory gained through the eye of a needle. That put them in a winning position.

When the big moment comes, you need someone to step up.

Jim Ruddick: Exeter Chiefs to win too much power and will retain all the ball before releasing the world class backs. Come on @ExeterChiefs, external !!

Darrin Turner: Predicting a try fest today with Wasps just shading it.

A first tester for Willie le Roux who does brilliantly to take a high ball.

After an Exeter kick deep, Wasps with their hands on the ball but James Haskell knocks on from Joe Launchbury's offload.

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We're underway in the Twickenham sunshine to decide who is going to be England's champions.

Wasps in black, Exeter in white.

Danny Cipriani's left boot gets us going.

The bandaging done. Deep heat applied. Stretches all sorted.

The final huddles in the changing rooms and the teams come out of the tunnel to a wall of noise. After the one-minute silence for the attack in Manchester, we're ready to go.

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Has there been a more glorious sight than watching Wasps' back line in full flow this season? I'd argue not.

Unfortunately Kurtley Beale is out with a hamstring injury today but still, I mean, come on, that is some serious talent.

There are a number of ways to listen to the action from Twickenham this afternoon with BBC Radio 5 Live providing build-up and full commentary of the game.

BBC Coventry & Warwickshire and BBC Radio Devon are also at England's home if you prefer a more local flavour to your commentary.

You can make your choice of listening by using the tabs at the top of the page.

Speaking of the 'Chop', if you've never been to Sandy Park, or heard Exeter's fans in full voice, don't fear.

Their main chant offers a polite hat tip to their Chiefs moniker. Well, I say chant... it's actually more of a noise.

Here's the club's own handy songbook.

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BBC Sport at Twickenham

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Is there a better chant in sport than the 'Tomahawk Chop', frequently belted out by Exeter fans?

It has no words - in fact, it's more of a grunt - but it's simple, effective and certainly loud!

The contingent from Devon have already been getting it going, and I'd be surprised if any listeners can't hear it through their radios this afternoon...

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No, this is not another level to the Devon v Cornwall scone debate about whether you add jam or cream onto a scone first (cream, obviously. Who puts jam first?)

With Exeter City facing Blackpool at Wembley tomorrow in the League Two play-off final, there could be some sore heads in the south west by Bank Holiday Monday.

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Exeter make one change to the starting XV which overcame Saracens, with wing Olly Woodburn replacing top try scorer James Short.

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Replacements: Yeandle, Rimmer, Francis, Lees, S. Simmonds, Chudley, Slade, Campagnaro.

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Yes, I too would be scared if I had to enter a nightclub with these two on the door.

However, we are not here to talk about how Rob Baxter and Dai Young would be amongst the best bouncers about, but about how they've gone about assembling the two most attacking sides in England's top flight.

You can read about that, and the other sub plots ahead of the game, here.

Wasps back Kurtley Beale has not recovered from a hamstring injury picked up in their semi-final victory over Leicester.

Willie Le Roux switches to full-back, with Josh Bassett, who scored the winning try against the Tigers, starting on the wing.

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Replacements: Johnson, McIntyre, Moore, Myall, Thompson, Simpson, Leiua, Halai.

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In the words of Delia Smith, 'lets be 'avin you.'

West Midlands or Devon? Flying insect or head of a tribe? Wasps or Exeter?

Let us know using #bbcrugby.

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Not only do Wasps have an exemplary record when it comes to finals time - having not lost since 1998 to Saracens in the wonderfully named Tetley’s Bitter Cup - but they also enjoy playing at Twickenham having won all four of their Premiership final appearances.

Exeter, in contrast, were beaten finalists last season and have lost their last three final appearances as well as their last six outings at Twickers.