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Exeter Chiefs 7-10 Wasps
My word it is really wet and windy out there now!
Hard to see the game going on at times.
Summary
Exeter Chiefs edge out Wasps to win second Premiership title
Joe Simmonds' four penalties prove decisive for Chiefs
Exeter claim historic European & domestic double
Chiefs' Slade & Wasps' Umaga score only tries in torrential rain
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'It's a hell of a finish'published at 18:37 British Summer Time 24 October 2020
Exeter Chiefs 7-10 Wasps
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC 5 Radio Live Sports ExtraThat is a hell of a finish from Umaga.
He steps off his right foot and then the gas to get under the posts.
Try: Exeter Chiefs 7-10 Waspspublished at 30 mins
Jacob Umaga, con Jimmy Gopperth
Great try and Wasps are back ahead.
Jacob Umaga with a fine solo effort from 25 metres back as he receives the ball from Dan Robson off the base of the ruck and then outstrips three Exeter players to go under the posts.
Jimmy Gopperth converts for a three-point lead.
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Exeter Chiefs 7-3 Wasps
Oh man! Nobody wants to hold on to this ball!
Joe Launchbury now spills it for Wasps on halfway. Scrum Exeter.
Neither side can gain a rhythm in this final so far.
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Exeter Chiefs 7-3 Wasps
But as soon as Wasps think they're gaining some territiory, they concede a penalty at the breakdown as Thomas Young has hands in the ruck.
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Exeter Chiefs 7-3 Wasps
Penalties being conceded at the scrum by both sides here.
Exeter the latest to be punished and Alec Hepburn comes in for some scrutiny from the officials for a low elbow hinge.
He protests his innocence but Wasps have already kicked to touch up to halfway.
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Exeter Chiefs 7-3 Wasps
Exeter almost in again for a second try down the left side, but then Jannes Kirsten knocks on 15 metres away from the line.
Relief for Wasps once more.
'Wasps will regroup'published at 18:27 British Summer Time 24 October 2020
Exeter Chiefs 7-3 Wasps
Matt Dawson
Former Wasps and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports ExtraWasps will be disappointed but they'll regroup.
Going three up we all thought ok then, we have something here.
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Exeter Chiefs 7-3 Wasps
Chance goes begging for Wasps through the hands as Josh Bassett comes off his wing, but drops the ball for a knock-on.
Put in for Chiefs from 35 metres out from their try-line.
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Exeter Chiefs 7-3 Wasps
Knock-on from the restart in the air by Exeter from Jack Maunder allows Wasps to regroup.
What do Lee Blackett's men have now as a reply after a decent first quarter despite conceding that Henry Slade try?
Try: Exeter Chiefs 7-3 Waspspublished at 18 mins
Henry Slade, con Joe Simmonds
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd you just can't keep Exeter out of the game for too long.
Wasps lose the ball on the floor around 30 metres out and Exeter spin it wide right in no time.
Henry Slade from 25 metres out takes on the gap in the Wasps line and sprints clear for the first try.
Joe Simmonds converts.
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Exeter Chiefs 0-3 Wasps
Heart-in-mouth moment for Wasps fly-half Jacob Umaga.
Ball spun back to him in his own in-goal area by Dan Robson and he nearly spills it under pressure from the Exeter pack.
Just about kicks clear to touch in time.
'Credit to the way Exeter play but conditions causing problems'published at 18:18 British Summer Time 24 October 2020
Exeter Chiefs 0-3 Wasps
Matt Dawson
Former Wasps and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports ExtraCredit to Exeter this is how they play but it's not quite cut and dry so far because of the conditions.
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Exeter Chiefs 0-3 Wasps
Great response on their own line by the Wasps pack as they disrupt the Exeter maul and win a scrum penalty.
Slaps on the back all round for those in yellow and black shirts.
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Luke: Feel for Wasps with their loses due to COVID, but its no different than many clubs injury crises' that they have dealt with all season so press need to stop going on about it. Wasps would not swap today for anything and will not use it as an excuse. Sale must be fuming.
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Exeter Chiefs 0-3 Wasps
Immediate response from the restart by Exeter as Wasps fail to release and concede a penalty.
Henry Slade kicks to the corner for Chiefs.
Penalty: Exeter Chiefs 0-3 Waspspublished at 13 mins
Jimmy Gopperth
And against a very stiff breeze, it's through for a successful penalty.
Wasps with the opening score.
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Exeter Chiefs 0-0 Wasps
Penalty Wasps 15 metres inside Exeter's half as Sam Skinner fails to roll away.
Chance here for Jimmy Gopperth to take a shot at goal from a central position for the first points of the final.
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Exeter Chiefs 0-0 Wasps
Image source, Getty ImagesVery odd experience this so far inside a largely empty Twickenham.
The wind is howling around the stadium knocking all sorts of stuff off tables and chairs.
The only cheers you hear when a side win a key battle or a turnover comes from the non-playing squad members on the far side or from the replacements.
Exeter win a scrum just inside their half but then Sam Simmonds makes an uncharacteristic error off the base of the scrum as he kicks out on the full.
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Exeter Chiefs 0-0 Wasps
Penalty to Wasps as Jacob Umaga is taken out in the air by Jack Nowell under a high ball.
Umaga then thumps the penalty to touch into the Exeter 22 but Wasps fail to cling on to their line-out as Jonny Hill steals it for Chiefs.