Premiership semi-finals: How Exeter and Wasps booked their places in the final

Summary

FT: Wasps 21-20 Leicester Tigers
Kurtley Beale with early try for hosts, Josh Bassett late on sealed win
Peter Betham and Telusa Veainu tries for Leicester
FT: Exeter Chiefs 18-16 Saracens
Simmonds wins it for Exeter in last-minute after Nowell try

Live Reporting

Gary Smee and Adam Williams

Team newspublished at 14:08 British Summer Time 20 May 2017
Exeter v Saracens (14:30 BST)
The big absentee for visitors Saracens at Sandy Park is captain Brad Barritt with a calf injury.
Duncan Taylor takes his place in the midfield in the only change from the XV which won the European Champions Cup at Murrayfield last weekend.
There's also a late change among the replacements for Sarries with Jim Hamilton ruled out through illness and replaced by Kelly Brown.
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Replacements: Brits, Lamositele, Du Plessis, Brown, Burger, Spencer, Lozowski, Ellery.
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Right then, it's off to Devon first.
Team news on the way for you.....
Semi-final line-uppublished at 14:05 British Summer Time 20 May 2017
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Today, all the big hitters are involved.
First up it's a repeat of last season's final as Exeter take on reigning champions Saracens at a stormy-looking Sandy Park.
Then table toppers Wasps host 10-time Premiership winners Leicester.
- Exeter v Saracens (14:30 BST)
- Wasps v Leicester (17:15 BST)
So sit back, relax, grab a cold one and we'll take you through all the action.
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Just 160 minutes stands between four sides and a trip to the Premiership final at Twickenham...
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And a record number of tries...
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Fantastic fans...
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Bruised bodies...
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After nine months of hard knocks...
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