Saracens beat Exeter to retain Premiership crown and seal double
Saracens win fourth title in five years, and fifth overall
Williams, Maitland & George cross to help Sarries come from behind
Slade's try for Exeter had given them 11-point lead
White had put Chiefs in front after just 27 seconds
Exeter led 22-16 at half-time
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
There's a part of me that quite likes that. It's pressure.
As much as we're talking Sarries up, they are feeling the pressure.
They've got the ability to get themselves out of it but even the best in the world feel the pressure.
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
From the Exeter restart, Maro Itoje gathers the ball and keeps the pressure on the Chiefs.
Saracens come forward again and Owen Farrell sends a kick through the Exeter defence which bobbles out of play five metres from the Exeter line.
That keeps the pressure on the Devonians.
Just over four minutes remain before the clock goes red.
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
Just to the left of centre, 31 metres out, Owen Farrell takes his time and goes through that familiar routine.
And, he misses. Dragged to the left of the posts.
His third miss of the day. A massive let-off for Exeter.
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
With the clock ticking down, I'm sure Saracens would welcome a penalty at the scrum so they can take three points...
And they get one as the scrum collapses.
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
You hope that hobble is not going to rule Nowell out of England's trip to Japan for the World Cup.
It looks better than it did two minutes ago but goodness knows what's happening inside that knee.
He's been sensational today, Jack Nowell.
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
Exeter get away with a poor box-kick and appear to have recovered some shape, but then Matt Kvesic knocks on despite not really being under any direct pressure about six metres outside his own 22.
That hands the ball, and the initiative, straight back to Sarries.
Scrum time, and perhaps the opportunity for a set piece from the training ground?
Christian Judge is on for Vincent Koch in the Sarries front row.
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Why would you want Nowell to walk off 150m to the changing rooms?
Selfishly, get him on a stretcher now. We've got to be thinking about him in an England jersey for the World Cup.
There is no point limping off and making any pull or tear any worse.
Image source, Rex FeaturesExeter 27-30 Saracens
Box kick from Jack Maunder, which Sarries winger Sean Maitland gathers just inside his own half.
Owen Farrell replies and Exeter don't deal with it and are forced back inside their own 22.
Not where the Chiefs want to be.
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
There is a break in play so Exeter's Jack Nowell can get some treatment.
He twisted after being tackled and seems to be in a lot of pain. It appears to be his left ankle which is the issue.
The England man can't continue, and Gareth Steenson comes on as Nowell hobbles off.
Prop Tom Woolstencroft is on for Will Skelton for Saracens as they reshuffle their pack.
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
What response do Exeter have heading into the final 10 minutes?
Chiefs looked to be heading for their second Premiership title but the reigning champions have shown great spirit to come back and lead.
The double is back on for Saracens now.
Exeter 27-30 Saracens
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
A poor box kick to set it up from Exeter. It was too long and it gave Liam Williams a free catch.
He carried the ball in strongly and Billy Vunipola came charging in off the side if the breakdown.
Richard Wigglesworth used him as the foil - show and go - they had massive numbers on the left.
Sean Maitland, con Farrell
Image source, Rex FeaturesWhat a try.
Richard Wigglesworth breaks from just inside his own half and after support from Ralph Adams-Hale and Jamie George, Sarries get into the 22.
Then Wigglesworth spreads it wide to the left, Exeter are too narrow and struggling for numbers,
Sean Maitland is on hand to finish smartly under pressure, and Owen Farrell adds the extras from out wide. That was a fine kick under pressure.
Sarries were 11 points down and now lead by three.
Exeter 27-23 Saracens
Saracens almost gather another kick, but somehow Chiefs hang on to it as it is fielded by Joe Simmonds.
Maro Itoje wins the turnover, and Sarries attack again.
A pass is spun wide and Sean Maitland picks it up well, but is then bundled into touch.
Jack Maunder is on for Nic White at scrum-half for Exeter.
Ralph Adams-Hale comes on for Saracens prop Richard Barrington.
Exeter 27-23 Saracens
Time for a bit of kicking. Owen Farrell kicks for territory, and then Joe Simmonds returns it.
Farrell goes with a high kick and Henry Slade does well to gather and hold off the chasing Saracens man.
No quarter is being given at the breakdown as we head into the final 15 minutes.
Exeter 27-23 Saracens
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
The wolf pack have been awoken. Without a shadow doubt there was some pain in that Saracens huddle under their own sticks when they went 11 points down.
You could see that Farrell was in the middle of it, shouting and screaming and giving the telling off that Saracens needed.
And they have burst out of the blocks from that kick-off.
Exeter 27-23 Saracens
Saracens have the momentum.
Sam Hill is on for Exeter.
Mike Rhodes has gone on for a head injury assessment, so Will Skelton is back with us.
Liam Williams, con Farrell
Image source, Rex FeaturesBut Saracens hit straight back!
Owen Farrell puts in a high, spiralling kick to the right wing and Liam Williams rises brilliantly to catch it.
Joe Simmonds is out there but can't touch the Welshman, and Williams goes over for the try.
Farrell adds the conversion from out wide, and all of a sudden Sarries are back in it.
What a final this is proving to be.
Exeter 27-16 Saracens
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Unbelievable play for Exeter. Some dare to call them boring but what an unbelievable passage of play.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHenry Slade, con missed J Simmonds
Exeter have their fourth try of the afternoon, and is that the game?
The Chiefs spread the ball wide to the right and Sam Skinner holds off Sean Maitland before racing towards the line.
Alex Goode and another Saracens defender come over to tackle him, but the forward offloads to Henry Slade, who dives over from close range.
Joe Simmonds cannot add the extras.
Image source, Rex FeaturesExeter 22-16 Saracens
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Twickenham
It starts to look like Saracens are running out of ideas here.
They can’t get their running game working, Exeter’s defence is doing well at stifling their power game, and the high ball that worked so well against Gloucester last week isn’t working either.