Munster and their supporters will be scratching their heads over how that one got away, but Exeter should celebrate that one - Christmas has come early for the Chiefs!

There's still plenty of rugby to come, we have radio coverage of Harlequins v Toulouse at the top of the page, and Stade Francais v Leicester later too!

Thanks for looking in.

Player of the match Greg Fisilau on ITV Sport: "It's massive for the boys, we put our best foot forward and did everything we could for each other, for our fans and for our families and that gave us the energy.

"The coaches did a great job of firing us up at half-time. It's not easy to come back but fair play to the lads for having such massive belief in each other."

On 22 wins in a row at Sandy Park:"The fans turn up every week and bring the noise and the energy for us to feed off for 80 minutes and more."

And Exeter snagged a bonus point today as well. Not a bad day at the office.

Slade misses the conversion, but no-one cares as the final whistle blows and Exeter celebrate a superb comeback.

What a game!

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The Chiefs have won it!

Munster spin it wide to the left but Henry Slade intercepts and heads down the right flank unchecked for a try that should do it.

But hang on - they are looking at a possible offside! Drama galore...

But now Munster get the ball back when a long Exeter lineout is not straight - one try would do it and they are 60 meters out.

The Chiefs get a scrum in their own half, then a mighty shove from the blue phalanx wins them a penalty that is celebrated like a try.

They head to the middle, but then Conor Murray spills the ball in midfield under pressure from two Exeter defenders. The relief from the home fans is loud and long.

It's getting frenetic now, Munster have been nowhere near where they were before the break but now they are on the five metre line with a lineout in the offing.

No card, just a penalty after a long TMO check. It looked like he hit the upper chest - it's a penalty for a high tackle, but no yellow card

Harvey Skinner's shoulder may have connected with Jack Crowley's head in a tackle, they are checking for what (if any) card may be coming.

Wow! What a comeback, but Munster are still only three points behind. But the momentum is all with the hosts.

Maybe that blast of AC/DC did the trick?

Ross Vintcent might have got one!

There's another pause for an injury before the Chiefs' throw on the Munster 22 sees a surge infield.

Then they are dragged back for a penalty which the Chiefs elect to go to touch with. They need a score here.,

Tired players are being tended to in several places after an intense passage pf play. The PA blasts out 'Thunderstruck' by AC/DC to try to lift it, not a bad choice although I prefer the Bon Scott era myself...

Exeter try to wrestle it over the line from the throw but Tadhg Beirne shows all his experience to get it back right on the whitewash.

The Chiefs may have to stretch the game wide as the brute force option isn't cutting it.

The home side have Munster under the pump and get a penalty in the 22, opting to kick for touch.