FT: Harlequins 26-39 Exeter
Exeter go level on points with leaders Wasps
Chiefs' sixth bonus-point triumph in a row
Quins' play-off hopes suffer major blow
FT: Harlequins 26-39 Exeter
I imagine if you're an Exeter fan you that will put an even bigger smile on your Easter weekend?
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FT: Harlequins 26-39 Exeter
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FT: Harlequins 26-39 Exeter
James Horwill is currently leading the Harlequins post mortem on the pitch.
The big Australian does not look a happy man and I imagine there will be a few in that group with some choice words.
FT: Harlequins 26-39 Exeter
Exeter winger Olly Woodburn told BT Sport: "It was a great Premiership clash and it is hard to come here so it was a great victory
"We played a lot of rugby but we were quite clinical at the end.
"I think we're all enjoying it with the attacking rugby we're playing."
FT: Harlequins 26-39 Exeter
35 tries in thier last seven matches and Exeter are very much on course for a home semi-final.
That was some showing.
Harlequins 26-39 Exeter
Image source, Rex FeaturesAnother bonus-point win for Exeter who go level on points with leaders Wasps.
Even Rob Baxter should be able to crack a smile about that later.
Harlequins were excellent for large periods, but they've lost by 13 points. At home. They stay in sixth.
Harlequins 26-39 Exeter
Credit to Harlequins as they kept going, but a tiny consolation.
Tim Visser with a fine score, showing footwork and strength but too little too late.
Harlequins 24-39 Exeter
Harlequins 19-39 Exeter
James Horwill lets of a scream of happiness as they win a turnover penalty.
However, Tim Swiel then kicks the penalty dead. Just about sums up the night.
Harlequins 19-39 Exeter
Harlequins are trying, they're pressing, but a loose pass hits the floor and Lachlan Turner hacks it forward.
The Australian full-back gets a kind bounce, and gets the ball for his second try of the night.
Another conversion for Gareth Steenson and that is that.
Harlequins 19-37 Exeter
Well that's the end of any comeback ideas...
Harlequins 19-32 Exeter
Image source, Rex FeaturesCredit those in North West London who are trying to crank up the noise levels and get their team another try.
A losing bonus-point surely the intial target here.
Harlequins 19-32 Exeter
Harlequins still pressing on.
Jamie Roberts, Marlande Yarde and Jamie Roberts all with half breaks that come to nothing.
Harlequins 19-32 Exeter
Image source, Rex FeaturesOnly Leicester have come away from the Twickenham Stoop with a Premiership win this season.
Harlequins need something special if that record is to stay the same.
Harlequins 19-32 Exeter
Exeter scrum-half Jack Maunder's kick over the top looks like it is coming to come to nothing.
But, Henry Slade gets to the ball, kicks over the stop again and regathers again for a second chip and chase score.
There is the bonus-point and a game that was so close looks so comfortable for the Chiefs.
Harlequins 19-30 Exeter
Harlequins 19-25 Exeter
Harlequins chasing a way back into this match, Exeter chasing a try bonus-point.
Harlequins 19-25 Exeter
This is just sublime from the Exeter full-back.
After Danny Care's attempted grubber and gather, Lachlan Turner gets the ball off James Short and counters in space.
He comes up against Nick Evans, kicks ahead, regathers a difficult bouncing ball and then dots down. Stunning score.
Replacement Gareth Steenson adds two more.
Harlequins 19-23 Exeter
Harlequins 19-18 Exeter
Image source, Rex FeaturesChris Robshaw showed his quality with work rate and tackling earlier, but back from three months out and Luke Wallace shows his jackling skills to win a vital turnover on the edge of his own 22.
He's back from three months out the Quins openside.