Exeter
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Garth Steenson kicked 16 points in Exeter’s 36-10 at La Rochelle in the European Challenge Cup
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Exeter moved up to second in the Premiership after a 27-19 home win against Saracens, with Gareth Steenson scoring all of their points
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Two tries for Jack Nowell plus one from Tom Waldrom, and 10 points from Gareth Steenson’s boot, steered Exeter to a 31-15 win against Wasps
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Thomas Waldrom’s two tries helped Exeter to their first Premiership win at Franklin’s Gardens, against a Northampton side missing eight regulars
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London Irish won 70-17 against Italian side Rovigo in the Challenge Cup, with Myles Dorrian converting all the Exiles’ tries
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Guardian writers: Will Saracens make a play for the fans Wasps leave in their move to Coventry? Exeter exceed expectations and Marler must make his mark -
London Irish succumbed to their first away defeat of the season when they lost 44-24 at Exeter, who ran in five tries.
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Newcastle ended their 20-game winless streak in the Premiership with an enthralling 29-24 victory over Exeter Chiefs at Kingston Park
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Newcastle ended their 20-game losing run in the Premiership with an enthralling 29-24 victory over Exeter Chiefs at Kingston Park
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The England head coach, Stuart Lancaster, has been dealt yet another injury setback after Exeter confirmed that the back-row Tom Johnson will miss the autumn Tests next month
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Henry Slade scored his first Premiership try and kicked two ridiculous long-range penalties as Exeter thrashed Harlequins 36-13
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Exeter’s Henry Slade has eyes on a place in England’s squad despite his inexperience
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Exeter moved top of the nascent Aviva Premiership table as their goalkickers Gareth Steenson and Henry Slade punished Gloucester’s poor discipline at Kingsholm
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Guardian writers: Are Wasps set to move, is Danny Cipriani ready for England and will London Welsh be able to make the step up required? -
Freddie Burns performed faultlessly at fly-half as he engineered Leicester’s 24-20 Premiership victory at Exeter
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Exeter have upgraded Sandy Park but it was the same old story as Leicester came from behind to win 24-20
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Robert Kitson: London Welsh’s thrashing by Exeter and paltry crowd asks all sorts of questions of the English game, so let’s hope it was a blip not an omen
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London Welsh’s summer signings fail to make an impact as Exeter Chiefs welcome the Exiles back to the Premiership with a 52-0 defeat
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Robert Kitson: The Premiership title has been won by four different winners in the last four seasons and Northampton have a job on their hands ending that record this season
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Newcastle will have a new-look team next season, their director of rugby, Dean Richards, said after his side slumped to their 16th successive Premiership defeat, losing 23-13 to Exeter
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Harlequins fought back for a rollercoaster 30-29 win at Exeter to leave Bath looking over their shoulders
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Jack Nowell, the England wing, will have operation next month on knee problem which will rule him out of summer tour of New Zealand
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Sale thrashed Exeter 55-12 to qualify for Europe next season while Exeter's head coach Rob Baxter admits for his side Europe might come a season too soon
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Exeter Chiefs were thrashed 55-12 at home by Sale Sharks, with many in the Sandy Park crowd leaving before the end
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Worcester's time as a Premiership side was all but ended when Exeter beat them 38-33 at Sixways
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Nigel Davies admitted Gloucester were a long way short of where they wanted to be but praised his team's dominant pack after the narrow win at Exeter
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Three penalties kicked by Rob Cook were just enough for Gloucester to hold Exeter's second-half fightback at Sandy Park
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Leicester have increased their chances of appearing in a 10th successive Premiership final with a powerful 45-15 mauling of Exeter Chiefs
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Exeter won the first major trophy in their 143-year history by beating the Premiership leaders, Northampton, 15-8 in the LV Cup final
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Exeter head coach Rob Baxter told his players to enjoy build-up to biggest match in club's history, an LV= Cup final at Sandy Park against Northampton
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Exeter Chiefs completed a season double over London Irish, running out 18-0 victors, to end a run of five-straight defeats in the Premiership
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Northampton stay top of the Aviva Premiership after overcoming Newcastle while second-placed Saracens beat Exeter and Leicester halted London Irish's winning run
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Shane Geraghty says wins against Saracens and Wasps reflect the new positive outlook at London Irish but the acid test will come against Leicester
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Exeter put up a brave fight as they tried to beat Bath for the first time in the Premiership but came up four points short
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