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Exeter Chiefs 19-17 Glasgow Warriors
John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon
That's a lovely try, and a fantastic bit of rugby. The scrum looked like it had shot the ball out. Ben Hammersley made the extra man and then it came to Zach Wimbush - remember that name.
Zack Wimbush
Zack Wimbush goes over in the corner, and this time it will count!
Glasgow get sucked in, and can't get out to Wimbush quickly enough.
Henry Slade is ice cool off the tee, and Exeter lead for the first time in the game.
Exeter 12-17 Glasgow
Henry Slade punches a hole in the Glasgow defence, and takes Exeter deep into Warriors territory.
Glasgow need a huge defensive set here.
Exeter Chiefs 12-17 Glasgow Warriors
Rob Baxter wouldn't be drawn on Exeter's fantastic European home record before the game.
They've lost just one of their last 17 at Sandy Park in Europe - but they trail here.
Can they turn things round in the six-and-a-half minutes that remain, or will Glasgow hold onto their lead?
Image source, Getty ImagesExeter 12-17 Glasgow
Glasgow win a penalty at scrum time, which allows them to slow the game down, and kick downfield for some much-needed territory.
Exeter 12-17 Glasgow
Ten minutes left down in Devon, and this game is on a knife-edge.
Exeter win possession back at the breakdown, which really lifts the home crowd.
Exeter Chiefs 12-17 Glasgow Warriors
John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon
The tension is incredible, you could cut the atmosphere with a knife.
For a second row forward, it wasn't a bad kick from Pearson.
These decisions have to be right and that's why we have a TMO, but that will still lift Exeter.
Exeter 12-17 Glasgow
It is chalked off for a clear knock-on.
Poor Lewis Pearson - that kick deserved a try.
Zack Wimbush
Exeter have turned this game around!
It comes from the unlikeliest source, as second row Lewis Pearson dinks a delightful left-footed kick over the top for Zack Wimbush to race onto, and score in the corner.
However, the officials want to check a potential knock-on in the build-up...
Exeter Chiefs 12-17 Glasgow Warriors
John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon
The pressure tells in the end. Three or four forwards were stopped inches short before Frost got over.
Whoever wins this game will need to keep the game in the opponent's part of the field.
Dan Frost
Exeter were hammering on the Glasgow door, and eventually they smash it down.
Much like their try in the first half, they go through multiple phases before forcing their way over the line from close range. Replacement hooker Dan Frost the scorer.
Henry Slade then drags a straightforward conversion wide. That's not like him at all.
Exeter 7-17 Glasgow
There's a delay here as Tom Wyatt receives treatment.
Exeter will have a penalty when play resumes.
Exeter 7-17 Glasgow
That try seems to have sparked Exeter into life.
They barge their way into Glasgow's 22, and have some real forward momentum.
Exeter Chiefs 7-17 Glasgow Warriors.
John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon
That's a superb try. A wonderful try.
That was all from a very poor Exeter kick. It was just launched downfield and Glasgow just attacked Exeter and ran them ragged. Now the Chiefs are looking at a very disappointing performance.
They're not out of it yet but they haven't fired a shot in the second half.
Sione Tuipulotu
A moment of real quality lights up Sandy Park and stretches Glasgow's lead.
Scott Cummings makes the initial break, but doesn't have the pace, so throws a one-handed offload to George Horne, up in support.
Horne then goes wide to Josh McKay, who catches superbly above his head before releasing Sione Tuipulotu outside him.
The Glasgow skipper streaks down the line, steps inside the last defender and dots down to score.
Duncan Weir adds the extras, and the lead is back to ten points.
Image source, Getty ImagesExeter 7-10 Glasgow
A complicated backs move ends with Josh McKay knocking-on.
Franco Smith won't be impressed with that.
Exeter 7-10 Glasgow
Another penalty goes Glasgow's way, which allows Duncan Weir to kick into the corner.
Exeter have gifted them field position - can the Warriors make it count?
Exeter 7-10 Glasgow
A big roar from the Glasgow pack, as a scrum penalty goes their way.
Exeter's changes in the front row didn't pay off there.
Exeter Chiefs 7-10 Glasgow Warriors
John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon
The passing hasn't been crisp. We've had three scrums in this second half already and they've taken an age.
Two very big props coming on for Exeter though. I imagine Henry Slade will take over as captain now.
Exeter 7-10 Glasgow
This second half hasn't really got going yet.
There's been plenty of handling errors, which hasn't allowed the game to flow at all.