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Exeter 22-13 Sale
Exeter already into Sale territory. Time for one more score?
Exeter beat Sale 40-30 to reach sixth Premiership final in a row
Cowan-Dickie, O'Flaherty, Nowell (2) & Cuthbert tries for Exeter
Van Rensburg (2) & Dan du Preez for Sale
Harlequins beat Bristol 43-36 after extra time to reach Premiership final
Bristol had been 28-0 up in first half
Four second-half tries for Quins made it 31-31 at full-time
Final at Twickenham on 26 June
Josef Rindl
Exeter 22-13 Sale
Exeter already into Sale territory. Time for one more score?
Exeter 22-13 Sale
No they can't. Jonny Hill forces a turnover and Exeter win a penalty on their own five metre line.
Exeter 22-13 Sale
And now another Sale penalty. This time they pin the ball into the corner. This next play is huge. Can Sale go into half-time just two points behind?
Exeter 22-13 Sale
Every attack is ending in points now.
Sale break into Exeter's 22 and win a penalty after the Chiefs fail to roll away.
Robert Du Preez sends for the tee and makes no mistake, splitting the posts.
Exeter 22-10 Sale
Jack Nowell's inclusion over Stuart Hogg was the big talking point before kick-off.
You have to say, so far it looks like Rob Baxter has got his team selection absolutely right.
Jack Nowell, con Joe Simmonds
The scrum breaks down, another penalty to Exeter.
The Sale defence switches off, you can't do that against the Chiefs!
A simple pick and go and Jack Nowell adds another five to the total. Joe Simmonds adds the extras.
Exeter 15-10 Sale
It's end-to-end stuff now as a simple Exeter kick over the Sale back line sees Robert Du Preez taken down in possession behind his own try line.
Exeter scrum in a brilliant position.
Rohan Janse van Rensburg, con Rob Du Preez
Sale are back in this!
Arron Reed steals the kick-off right under the nose of Henry Slade before laying the ball off to Rohan Janse van Rensburg who finishes brilliantly in the corner.
Exeter 15-3 Sale
Joe Simmonds from 35 metres out, it goes through but...
Exeter 12-3 Sale
Great play from Don Armand to disrupt a Sale ruck. Now it's Exeter's turn to have a penalty kick at goal.
It's been a scrappy start, but very watchable, if you know what I mean. (You probably don't).
Exeter 12-3 Sale
No joy, Du Preez's effort drifts wide to the left. Never looked in.
Exeter 12-3 Sale
Much better from Sale, they have the momentum now. They win another penalty after a scrum collapses and Du Preez will have another pop at goal.
Exeter 12-3 Sale
In off the post from Rob Du Preez! Sale are on the board.
Manu Tuilagi also returns to the field after his time in the sin bin.
Exeter 12-0 Sale
It's a scrappy game in the midfield right now and Sale manage to win a penalty at the breakdown.
They'll have a kick at goal.
Exeter 12-0 Sale
Given what we saw in the first semi-final, can Exeter fans even celebrate this early start?
I know I won't be calling this game until the final whistle is blown. Exeter have a scrum deep in their own territory by the way.
Tom O'Flaherty, missed con Joe Simmonds
WHAT A START!
Sale can't keep possession and Henry Slade latches on to a loose ball before laying it off to Tom O'Flaherty who crosses without a defender in sight.
Joe Simmonds fires the conversion just wide.
Exeter 7-0 Sale
Five minutes left before Tuilagi returns from the sin bin. Exeter are pushing forward their advantage, they want another.
If it's any consolation to Sale supporters, remember Bristol had a lightning start less than three hours ago.
Luke Cowan-Dickie, con Joe Simmonds
What a start!
A lot to pack in. First Manu Tuilagi is penalised for a high tackle, with referee Tom Foley giving the England man a yellow.
Play restarts and it's a quick-thinking pick-and-go move which Luke Cowan-Dickie drives over the line.
Joe Simmonds adds the extras.
Exeter 0-0 Sale
Early territory for Exeter as Henry Slade splits two defenders and breaks through.
A great recovery tackle from Dan Du Preez holds the Chiefs up, but Exeter look sharp in the early stages.
Exeter 0-0 Sale
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Sandy Park
What an atmosphere at Sandy Park.
There's a reduced capacity due to Covid-19 and one stand being rebuilt, but the noise by the fans who are here are making it sound like a full house.