Danny Cipriani clears penalty to the ten-metre line and then off the line-out Dan Robson puts a box kick through which is knocked on by Santiago Cordero.

Exeter's five-metre scrum provides Sam Hill with a crisp clean ball to fly onto off first phase.

His line is direct and hit at real speed but Dan Robson puts his body on the line. He stops the centre and gains the turnover.

From the collison Hill walks away gingerly and Robson goes to ground but both are back up and will continue.

Will Chudley makes a superb break down the short side but he's halted by Willie Le Roux.

The Chiefs continue their move at pace and Dave Ewers surges across the line however there's a pile of bodies all around him.

Danny Cipriani is the man to get underneath the ball and his work prevents a certain try.

Before Wasps set up their line-out Simon McIntyre leaves the field for a HIA assessment and his place is taken by the hugely experienced Matt Mullan.

The line-out is secure, but Dan Robson's box kick isn't a lengthy one and that hands possession back to the Chiefs on the half-way line... can they make some of this time with the ball in hand count on the board?

Jonny Hill returns to the field and Exeter are back to a full complement of players and this game is being played at a million miles an hour.

Fitness may certainly come into it in the latter stages but for now Rob Baxter's side have put together 13 phases before being penalised at the breakdown, once again Wasps clear.

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In a flash Wasps have flown up-field, Danny Cipriani finds Guy Thompson in space and the back-row forward goes through the gears beautifully.

Thompson makes a lovely offload and finds Willie Le Roux.

Danny Robson jinks further forwads before Jimmy Gopperth looks to find Josh Bassett out wide. However, on TMO review Gopperth's final ball is deemed to havge gone forwards.

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Exeter are up to 11 phases but finding it tough going to penetrate through the sea of defenders in black shirts.. don't forget they're trying to find these holes with 14 men on the field after Jonny Hill's yellow card.

A bit of a bullet ball to Julian Salvi causes him to knock-on and it will be a Wasps scrum.

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Exeter secure their line-out on the half-way line and their forwards eat up the metres with a great driving maul, something we all know that they're famed for.

Once the ball whips out there's a little fumble Santiago Cordero but it goes backwards and they continue pressing forwards.

Wasps gain a penalty for a deliberate knock down in their in goal area from Mitch Lees and they clear.

A break in play sees Gaby Lovobalavu comes off for a HIA and Brendan Macken arrive onto the field.

Phew!!!

We know that both sides love to play with ball in hand and despite having just 14 men on the field Exeter Chiefs go coast-to-coast and from 22 to 22...

Will Chudley and Lachie Turner are full of pace and pizzazz however another huge turnover from Thomas Young gets Wasps out of jail just shy of the line.

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In the build up to the try Jonny Hill puts in a considerable hit on Willie Le Roux.

However it's late, and he lifts the full-back's legs over the horizontal, so the lock is sent from the field for a ten-minute breather.

As Wasps move back into the red zone once again they prove that they've learnt from their mistakes as this lineout finds the mark.

However, this time their maul is disrupted and JP Doyle blows for the turnover. Scrum time once again!

What. A. Steal.

Wasps' lineout is in a perfect attacking position, just five metres from the line, however Jonny Hill reads it like a book.

After being pinned back in their own half Wasps are keen to make metres and they do so well through Danny Ciprani and Dan Robson combining at pace.

As Dave Ewers is pinged for playing the nine Cipriani makes further metres with the boot.

This time it's Exeter who are pinged at the scrum. It's just a free-kick for an early shove but Danny Cipriani gladly clears Wasps' lines.

Once again Exeter are keeping the ball in hand well. Luke Cowan-Dickie bursts through the defensive line breaking the tackle of James Gaskell.

He finds Lachie Turner on his shoulder who gets to within five metres of the line.

The forwards set up their power game but a Thomas Young forces Don Armand to knock-on, that's a great first attack from the Chiefs which will please their director of rugby Rob Baxter in the stands.

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Both sides are running at success rates in the mid 90s for their scrummages - 96% for Wasps and 95% for Exeter.

The first is reset and the second is earns Exeter a penalty after Simon McIntyre is penalised for collapsing.

On the 14th phase Gareth Steenson puts the long kick up, Willie Le Roux tries to deliver it back with interest but a Wasps knock-on on the kick chase sets up our first scrum.

The Chiefs are up to 11 phases off the kick-off, clearly preferring to get some early time with the ball in hand as opposed to kicking it long and handing it back to their hosts.