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Exeter pull off stunning comeback win at Bath to reach final

Exeter pull off stunning comeback win at Bath to reach final
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Prem Rugby semi-final: Exeter overturn 16-point deficit to stun Bath at the Rec and reach final against Northampton Exeter run in 17 unanswered second-half points to win 27-26 at Bath and reach Prem final against Northampton at Twickenham; Ethan Burger's try seals win and maintains Chiefs' record of winning every play-off match in which they have featured Saturday 13 June 2026 17:19, UK Exeter dethroned Prem champions Bath and reached their first final since 2021 thanks to a storming...

Prem Rugby semi-final: Exeter overturn 16-point deficit to stun Bath at the Rec and reach final against Northampton Exeter run in 17 unanswered second-half points to win 27-26 at Bath and reach Prem final against Northampton at Twickenham; Ethan Burger's try seals win and maintains Chiefs' record of winning every play-off match in which they have featured Saturday 13 June 2026 17:19, UK Exeter dethroned Prem champions Bath and reached their first final since 2021 thanks to a storming second-half revival at the Rec. The Chiefs' proud 100-per-cent record in play-off games looked certain to end as Bath made light of Finn Russell's absence to lead 26-10 at the break. But tries from Ben Hammersley and Greg Fisilau got the visitors to within touching distance and, with Bath's Joe Cokanasiga in the sin-bin, Ethan Burger barrelled over to give his side a 27-26 victory. Exeter will play regular-season table-toppers Northampton in the final at Twickenham next Saturday. - Northampton win derby to reach Twickenham final - Not got Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract - Choose the Sky Sports push notifications you want More to follow... [Image text:] novla HATOD duson TRIBU TRIBUI PALEALE DALEAL
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