Exeter Chiefs staged a remarkable second-half comeback to defeat Bath and reach the Premiership final. Trailing 26-10 at halftime, Exeter scored 17 unanswered points in the second half to secure a historic away playoff victory and set up a final against Northampton.
Exeter Chiefs staged a remarkable second-half comeback to defeat Bath 27-26, securing their place in the Premiership final. Trailing 26-10 at halftime, Exeter scored 17 unanswered points to win away from home.
Exeter Chiefs defeated Saracens 32-12, securing a Premiership semi-final spot and ending Mark McCall's tenure as Saracens' director of rugby. The win moves Exeter to third place, setting up a semi-final against Bath.
Exeter Chiefs secured a playoff spot by defeating Saracens 25-12, ending Mark McCall’s 15-year tenure. The win, fueled by Henry Slade’s try and conversion and key plays during a Saracens yellow card, sets up a semi-final against Bath.
Exeter Chiefs secured a 35-26 victory against Leicester Tigers, with Andrea Zambonin's late try sealing a bonus point and a place in the Prem play-offs. The win moves Exeter to fourth, ahead of Saracens.
Harlequins staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Exeter Chiefs 41-24, scoring 27 unanswered points in the second half. The win boosts Quins' Champions Cup hopes while leaving Chiefs to nervously contemplate their playoff qualification.
A takeover of Exeter Chiefs by the owners of Premier League football side AFC Bournemouth has been approved by the Prem rugby club.
Bill Foley’s Cannae Holdings Inc expected to complete dealBillionaire Foley to provide ‘significant’ investmentExeter’s members have voted in favour of selling the club to the American owners of AFC Bournemouth. Cannae Holdings Inc, part of billionaire Bill Foley’s investment empire which also includes the Black Knight Sports and Entertainment group, is now set to take full control of the Chiefs and provide “significant” multi-million-pound fundingExeter, who rose from lower-league anonymity to claim a European and domestic title double in 2020, have previously been a members-owned club since their foundation in 1871. At a special general meeting, however, members voted by a comfortable majority to approve the club’s sale with long-time chairman Tony Rowe having negotiated a landmark deal with the new US backers. Continue reading...
Ulster beat Exeter Chiefs 29-12 in Belfast to reach the Challenge Cup final, moving within one game of their first trophy since 2006. Tries from Jack Murphy, David McCann and Tom Stewart secured victory despite Jacob Stockdale's sin-binning. Ulster will face either Montpellier or Dragons in Bilbao on 22 May.
Ulster-born Exeter Chiefs legend Gareth Steenson runs the rule over Saturday's European Challenge Cup semi-final between the sides at Affidea Stadium.
Gloucester secured only their third league win of the season with a breathless victory over Exeter Chiefs, who suffered back-to-back Premiership defeats. Max Llewellyn and Will Trenholm both scored two tries for the hosts, while Exeter finished with 14 men after Ethan Roots received a late red card. The defeat leaves Exeter looking over their shoulders with four regular season rounds remaining, though they take two bonus points ahead of their European Challenge Cup semi-final against Ulster.
Gloucester survive a second-half comeback from play-off chasing Exeter Chiefs to win just their third league game of the season.
The billionaire owners of Premier League side Bournemouth are closing in on a takeover of Exeter Chiefs.
Chiefs’ new owner will be Black Knight Sports and EntertainmentMichael B Jordan has stake in company that owns BournemouthBill Foley, owner of AFC Bournemouth, is poised to take control of Exeter Chiefs in a multimillion-pound deal that will bring Premier League and Hollywood glamour to English club rugby.The Guardian revealed this week that Exeter’s chair, Tony Rowe, had agreed to sell the club to a wealthy American investor, and can now disclose the club’s new owner will be Foley’s multisport investment company, Black Knight Sports and Entertainment. Continue reading...
