FT: Exeter snatch late try to win 20-18 against Saracens at Allianz Park
Saracens hooker Schalk Brits taken off on a stretcher at half-time, Richard Barrington ruled out with a head injury
FT: Wasps come from behind to beat plucky London Irish 17-13 - who are without a win in eight Premiership games
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A needless penalty conceded by Jonny Hill - diving off his feet at an attacking ruck - sees Saracens boot their way into the Exeter 22.
An effective maul is illegally disrupted. Back to the corner Sarries go, now five yards out.
Another maul edges towards the left corner and the TMO will adjudge on the score...
...foot in touch is the call and Exeter survive.
Away again aside the A1 in North London.
Can Exeter pick up where they left off?
A couple of forced Saracens changes: Schalk Brits' injury just before the break has prevented his return and Richie Barrington has failed a head injury assessment.
Back underway in the tight affair in Reading.
How London Irish would love to respond to Worcester's win yesterday.
Saracens 15-6 Exeter
Image source, Getty ImagesRob Baxter's side were going backwards in the first 25 mins but responded very well towards the end of the half.
Alas, they only have a couple of penalties to show for that pressure and Saracens, two tries to the good through Alex Goode and Schalk Brits, have the half-time lead.
Remember, the winner here will be top of the Premiership tonight.
Exeter continue to press as we approach half-time.
Lachie Turner breaks down the right and the Chiefs are back on the Saracens 22.
But the home side force the penalty at the breakdown and a boot into touch brings the break.
London Irish 3-0 Wasps
Image source, Getty ImagesPenny for the thoughts of Nick Kennedy? His London Irish side have coped really well with the fluid Wasps attack and lead through a Tommy Bell penalty.
Is their losing run set to come to a welcome end for those of an Exiles persuasion?
Exeter go left and Ollie Woodburn drives towards the line, we have a TMO check for a try.
It's great work from Alex Goode who got himself underneath Woodburn. He's called to have stripped the ball so Sarries get a 22 restart.
Very good last 10 from Exeter though.
Suddenly it's all white and Exeter, masters of keeping possession, go through 20-odd phases.
Only an injury stops the Devonian charge but they do have an attacking scrum on the Sarries 22.
Tommy Bell
Having survived all sorts of pressure, London Irish have found some attacking ball of their own.
Wasps are called for going offside and Tommy Bell opens the scoring.
Gareth Steenson
Exeter work from an attacking scrum 35 yards out.
They rumble up towards 10 yards out and Mitch Lees finds space up the right wing.
Thomas Waldrom then almost carries over the line. Saracens survive but concede the penalty under the posts.
An easy three for Gareth Steenson but it could have been more.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBen Spencer
Ben Spencer breaks up the left-wing from a scrum and gets Sarries into the Exeter 22.
The Chiefs go offside in midfield and it's a penalty bang in front of the sticks.
Spencer's left boot extends the lead.
And that ends the yellow card period too so Exeter back to 15.
Ben Franks
Told you the Wasps pack was in the ascendancy and their pressure has told at the scrum.
Three penalties in a row in the Irish 22 and Ben Franks goes to the bin.
Wasps forwards on top in Reading but no score after the opening quarter.
Schalk Brits, missed con Ben Spencer
Saracens kick to the corner and rumble a maul over the line.
Initially, referee Ian Tempest says it's been held up but the TMO urges a check and the try is given.
Schalk Brits is credited with the score and he becomes the highest Premiership try scorer of players in the front five.
This time, Ben Spencer pushes his conversion attempt.
Nic White
Saracens threaten towards the 22 and a rouge white arm scuppers the move, is this a deliberate knock on?
Yes it is, so Nic White goes to the sin-bin.
Alex Goode, con Ben Spencer
Ideal response for the European champions.
Nathan Earle claims a box kick on half-way and jinks into space, exchanges passes with Alex Goode, draws the last man and feeds Goode for a run to the right corner.
Very simple and a smart score.
Splendid conversion from Ben Spencer from the touchline.
Image source, Rex FeaturesGareth Steenson
An accurate kicking exchange in the opening three minutes before Exeter run through some phases just inside the Saracens' half and the home side are pinged for going offside in midfield.
The Chiefs kick into the 22 and attack 10 yards out before Schalk Brits is penalised at the breakdown.
Straightforward kick for Gareth Steenson and Exeter lead.
Saracens 0-0 Exeter, London Irish 0-0 Wasps
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