Sports in Exmouth

It's the moment we've all been waiting for, as Exeter Chiefs head off to Twickenham tomorrow to face Harlequins in the Gallagher Premiership final.

Semi-final results

The Exeter Chiefs put on a solid display against Sale Sharks on Saturday (19 June) in the Gallagher Premiership semi-final at Sandy Park, winning 40 points to 30.

The win sees them through to the final this Saturday 26 June against Harlequins at Twickenham.

Chiefs forwards Dave Ewers and Sam Skinner will not feature in Saturday's (19 June) premiership semi-final against Sale Sharks after they were each handed a four-week ban earlier this week.

In last Saturday's (12 June) match, also against Sale Sharks, Ewers was given a yellow card for a high tackle, and Skinner was sent off for the same.

Exeter Chiefs scraped a one-point victory on Saturday (12 June) in a stunning comeback after a brutal first half against Sale Sharks.

The first half

Sunday's away fixture saw the Exeter Chiefs just scrape a very narrow victory over a 14-man Northampton Saints side.

It was the penultimate match of the season for the Chiefs, and after their stunning 74-3 win over Newcastle last week, this game likely came as a bit of a shock.

The Exeter Chiefs triumphed yet again at Sandy Park yesterday with a huge 74-3 win against the Newcastle Falcons.

The match saw the Chiefs stack up as many as 12 tries against the opposition, and Sam Simmonds bring his total number of Premiership tries this season up to a staggering 20 - three more than the previous record of any other player in Premiership history.

The Exeter Chiefs are set to play the Newcastle Falcons this Sunday 30 May in their third-to-last fixture this season.

This will be the first time since December 2020 that fans will be allowed back into the stadium - albeit in smaller numbers.

'Walking rugby' is set to begin soon at Withycombe RFC.

Suitable for all ages, abilities, and backgrounds, walking rugby is an excellent way to enjoy a team sport, keep fit, and have fun.

Jack Nowell is set to return today (Sat 17 April) as the Chiefs face Wasps in their first premiership game after two weeks of Heineken Champions Cup matches.

The Chiefs performed well in the Champions Cup against Lyon with a fantastic 47 points to 25, but lost last week to a more clinical Leinster and were knocked out of the quarter-finals.

The Exeter Chiefs are set to face Bristol Bears today after their 43-13 win against Wasps last week.

Bristol currently have a secure lead in the Gallagher Premiership in first place with 66 points, with second-place Chiefs as many as 12 points behind.