FT: Exeter 10-27 Saracens
Saracens win third title in four years
Injured Billy Vunipola scored Saracens' opening try
Wyles, in his final match before retirement, grabs two tries for Saracens
Steenson pulled a try back only for Earle to seal it late on
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Image source, ReutersThe 2017-18 Premiership campaign came down to today and Saracens blew Exeter away to win their fourth title at Twickenham.
That's it for this season - England take centre stage with their game against the Barbarians tomorrow and a summer tour against South Africa to come.
Thanks for your company, and we'll do it all again next season.
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Do you think the Saracens players are pleased with being Premiership champions?
I think that trophy will stay in their hands for several days yet.
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Quote MessageWe paid them the respect they deserved and we really wanted that one. We have learnt more about ourselves this year than any other year and it's so pleasing to go through a rough patch but come together as a group - but this one means a lot.
Richard Wigglesworth, Saracens scrum-half told BBC 5Live
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Quote MessageIt was an unbelievable effort from the boys. We spoke about using the disappointment in Europe to galvanise us and we've peaked at the right time. I've no doubt that next season the boys will come back just as hungry.
Brad Barritt, Saracens captain told BT Sport
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Let's not forget today's runners-up, who have been very gracious in defeat.
They won the Premiership title against all the odds last season and have followed it up by finishing top of the table and reaching another final.
Exeter look very capable of distinguishing themselves as one of England's rugby giants.
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Nathan Earle's facial expressions says it all as he scored Saracens' fourth and final try.
From determination to unbridled joy.
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Quote MessageThat was our best performance in a final because of the opposition. The first 30 minutes we didn't touch the ball and our defence was incredible. We kept them away from our 22 and it was a huge effort from everybody.
Mark McCall, Saracens director of rugby told BT Sport
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Former Sarries fly-half Charlie Hodgson raises a great point - FIVE Premiership titles for Richard Wigglesworth.
A quite extraordinary record for the former England scrum-half.
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Medals collected, champagne at the ready, and wide smiles.
Brad Barritt collects the trophy and lifts it to the sky - Saracens are the Premiership champions!
Great scenes at Twickenham to celebrate the deserved victors.
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Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Saracens have some world class players and today they have turned up, they have been efficient and precise.
I don't care how Exeter could have played today but if Saracens are going to play like then I can't see anyone beating them in the league, they were simply too good.
They have such consistancy on and off the pitch, they have a great academy with good English players and their fans are consistent too.
All in all they thoroughly deserve the run they are on.
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The Exeter players come up to collect their runners-up medals.
Several of them have been in tears since full time - showing the emotion of another spectacular season.
Soon the Saracens squad will come to collect their trophy.
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Quote MessageIt was so tough that I thought I wasn't going to last 30 minutes. Hopefully tomorrow our leaders can lead us around the nice pubs of Hammersmith and Twickenham
Billy Vunipola, Saracens number eight told BT Sport
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Quote MessageIt was a tough shift and we expected to be. Chiefs have been the best team in England for a while now so we're very glad to get away with a win.
Mako Vunipola, Saracens man of the match told BT Sport
Exeter 10-27 Saracens
Image source, .Exeter may have started strongly but it's all about how you finish.
Four tries to one tells the story - Saracens are worthy Premiership champions.
It's their fourth title, preventing Exeter from gaining back-to-back titles.
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Sarries deep inside the Exeter 22 and taking their time.
Their handling is spot on as always and Nathan Earle gets the try to seal the Premiership title.
Mark McCall jumps for joy - he can start celebrating now.
Ben Spencer is off target with the conversion, but it won't matter.
Exeter 10-22 Saracens
Image source, Getty ImagesSaracens take off the quite excellent Mako Vunipola, who has blood over his jersey and looks ready for bed.
Owen Farrell is watching on nervously from the bench as his team-mates prepare for a scrum.
Exeter need two scores to change the result of this match, and I'm not sure they have it in them.
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David Tomlinson: Sarries determined defence stronger than Exeter persistent, but rather blunt, attack.
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The heat is getting to players on both sides now - they're exhausted and understandably so.
Image source, Rex FeaturesAlex Goode sidesteps an Exeter defender as Sarries look to seal the title, but there's a knock-on.
We have around five minutes to play.
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Ben Spencer assumes kicking duties with Owen Farrell off the pitch and knocks over an easy one in front of the posts.
Schalk Brits is back on for Saracens and things are starting to look good for them again after a wobble.
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Rugby union reporter on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, Getty ImagesOwen Farrell walks off with a little shake of his head and sits straight down on the bench. Looks a tactical change rather than an injury.
Image source, bbc spMeanwhile, Billy Vunipola is a rather more interested observer pitchside.