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Northampton beat Exeter to win Prem Rugby title

Northampton beat Exeter to win Prem Rugby title
BBC News Saturday 20 June 2026, 16:17 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

George Hendy's two tries secure Northampton Saints the Prem title with victory over Exeter Chiefs at Allianz Stadium.

George Hendy's two tries secure Northampton Saints the Prem title with victory over Exeter Chiefs at Allianz Stadium.
Northampton (LOCATION) Exeter (LOCATION) Prem Rugby (ORG) George Hendy's (PERSON) Northampton Saints (ORG) Prem (ORG) Exeter Chiefs (ORG) Allianz Stadium (ORG)
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