Another of the many fine kicks from Leicester's Jonny May eventually finds Matt Toomua.

Add a flash of Manu Tuilagi flair in a sweeping passage of play, and Tigers look a different beast with ball in hand.

Exeter do enough to scramble and limit the damage.

Among the changes, real fire has been put into the game.

It is end-to-end stuff all of a sudden.

That try has prompted changes for both sides.

Will Chudley and Thomas Waldrom among those to be replaced for Exeter. Both played a hand in the build up to the try.

For Leicester, Tom Youngs takes over from Tatafu Polota-Nau at hooker.

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Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon

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That was copybook rugby from Exeter Chiefs - a fabulous try.

And just as it looked like the Tigers were about to cross at the other end.

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While Leicester make the metres look hard to come by, Exeter are bounding up field.

They are into the Tigers' 22, Henry Slade and Will Chudley are probing!

Exeter defend their try-line until Leicester run out of gas.

A Tigers knock-on allows Chiefs to break at pace, with Thomas Waldrom getting those big legs pumping!

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A box-kick from Exeter sees Leicester with a line-out 30m out.

The Tigers move the ball right and left again. They are stringing phases together, but at no point have they stretched Exeter's defence.

George Ford with a huge defensive kick and Exeter have a line-out on their 22 and will need to work hard to work up field.

Leicester seemed to struggle with the wind in the first half and were pinned back as a result.

After a strong run from Jonny May, who collected a box-kick, Leicester are awarded a penalty.

While the wind blows the ball off the tee, George Ford manages to get it placed long enough to slot his second kick of the day.

Leicester get going in a hurry and have a shot at leveling the scores after just a minute!

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We are back up and running!

Leicester players are first out and we are just moments away from action getting back under way.

On the subject of last night, it was a rough one for Northampton.

It seems that a new beginning under Alan Gaffney can't come soon enough for Saints.

England boss Eddie Jones is casting his eye over things today at Sandy Park.

So far he has seen Luke Cowan-Dickie, a player pushing for more international recognition, leave the field injured.

Jack Nowell also copped a heavy hit, but has carried on.

Last night, however, Jones would have been heartened by the punch that Harlequins teenager Marcus Smith provided in their 50-21 win over Northampton.

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Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon

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The first 20 minutes saw a lot of handling errors; the weather didn't help, but it's started to dry out now.

It's been a fascinating half, though. Exeter have had more chances, but Leicester have the breeze in their favour in the second half.

That exchange in the lead up to Gareth Steenson's penalty summed up the first half neatly. Messy.

First they knocked on in Leicester's 22, then at the resulting scrum they win a penalty.

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But wait!

Exeter have their chance to lead at the break. Another scrum penalty in their favour, and this time it is Gareth Steenson who tees up and slots the points.

Henry Slade and Jack Nowell combine wonderfully for Exeter, but the ball goes loose again. This time it is Don Armand who knocks on.

Leicester have some big boys making carries - Logovi'i Mulipola and Sione Kalamafoni, but they may as well be running into a brick wall.

They are struggling to get beyond the gain line.

A box-kick is easily gathered and Exeter blast up field!