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31 (21) 27 (12) Ft (Ht) Exeter Chiefs 31 - 27 Racing 92 17/10/2020 Ashton Gate Referee: Nigel Owens (Wal) 31 (21) FT (HT) 27 (12) Luke Cowan-Dickie (7), Sam Simmonds (15), Harry Simon Zebo (19, 42), Juan Imhoff (31), Camille Chat Tries Williams (39), Henry Slade (44) (49) Joe Simmonds (8, 16, 40, 45) Conversions Finn Russell (31), Maxime Machenaud (50) Joe Simmonds (79) Penalty Goals Maxime Machenaud (64) Drop Goals Carries Home Attack Away Carries Dave Ewers 13 Possession Virimi Vakatawa 12 Sam Simmonds 12 52% 48% Camille Chat 10 Tom O'Flaherty 10 Territory Fabien Sanconnie 10 52% 48% Metres Made Carries Metres Made Tom O'Flaherty 60 113 115 Virimi Vakatawa 120 Henry Slade 45 Metres Made Simon Zebo 67 Sam Simmonds 40 246 392 Juan Imhoff 46 Kicks From Hand Lineouts Won 26 31 Lineouts Won Jonny Hill 5 Line Breaks Wenceslas Lauret 3 Jonny Gray 4 2 7 Dominic Bird 2 Axis Title Sam Skinner 2 Defenders Beaten Fabien Sanconnie 2 8 25 Tackles Offloads Tackles Jonny Hill 16 5 10 Wenceslas Lauret 18 Dave Ewers 14 Rucks/Mauls Won Bernard Le Roux 16 Jonny Gray 10 97 91 Dominic Bird 12 Rucks/Mauls Lost 8 6 Home Defence Away Tackles Made 131 130 Missed Tackles 25 8 Tackle Success 84% 94% Home Penalties / Turnovers Away Total Penalties Conceded 10 13 Total Turnovers Conceded 10 16 Home Set Piece Away Lineouts Won Own Throw 14 9 Lineouts Lost Own Throw 3 1 Lineout Success 82% 90% Lineout Steals 1 3 Scrums Won 4 4 Scrums Lost 1 0 Scrums Success 80% 100% Exeter Chiefs 31 - 27 Racing 92 17/10/2020 Ashton Gate 16:45 Referee: Nigel Owens (Wal) Assistant ref: Mike Adamson (Sco) Assistant ref: Craig Evans (Wal) TMO: Ian Davies (Wal), Citing Commissioner: Peter Ferguson (Ire) Match Statistics Heineken Star of the Match - Joe Simmonds (Exeter Chiefs) Match Statistics App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Name Name App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Stuart Hogg 15 Simon Zebo 2 Jack Nowell 14 Louis Dupichot 1 Henry Slade 13 Virimi Vakatawa Ian Whitten 12 Henry Chavancy (c) Tom O'Flaherty 11 Juan Imhoff 1 4 1 Joe Simmonds (c) 10 Finn Russell 1 Jack Maunder 9 Teddy Iribaren Alec Hepburn 1 Eddy Ben Arous 1 Luke Cowan-Dickie 2 Camille Chat 1 1 Harry Williams 3 Georges-Henri Colombe Jonny Gray 4 Bernard Le Roux Jonny Hill 5 Dominic Bird Dave Ewers 6 Wenceslas Lauret Jacques Vermeulen 7 Fabien Sanconnie 1 Sam Simmonds 8 Antonie Claassen Jack Yeandle 16 Teddy Baubigny Ben Moon 17 Hassane Kolingar 1 Tomas Francis 18 Ali Oz Sam Skinner 19 Donnacha Ryan Jannes Kirsten 20 Boris Palu Sam Hidalgo-Clyne 21 Maxime Machenaud 1 1 Gareth Steenson 22 Olivier Klemenczak Ollie Devoto 23 Kurtley Beale Exeter Chiefs 31 - 27 Racing 92 17/10/2020 Ashton Gate Referee: Nigel Owens (Wal) Match Timeline Match Time Home Score Away Match Time Exeter Chiefs Racing 92 7:03 Luke Cowan-Dickie - Try 5 - 0 8:14 Joe Simmonds - Conversion 7 - 0 15:26 Sam Simmonds - Try 12 - 0 16:49 Joe Simmonds - Conversion 14 - 0 14 - 5 Simon Zebo - Try 19:03 14 - 10 Juan Imhoff - Try 31:14 14 - 12 Finn Russell - Conversion 31:56 39:27 Harry Williams - Try 19 - 12 40:14 Joe Simmonds - Conversion 21 - 12 40:21 End of first half 21 - 12 21 - 12 40:21 Off - Teddy Iribaren 40:01 On - Maxime Machenaud 40:01 21 - 17 Simon Zebo - Try 42:08 44:54 Henry Slade - Try 26 - 17 45:33 Joe Simmonds - Conversion 28 - 17 28 - 22 Camille Chat - Try 49:21 28 - 24 Maxime Machenaud - Conversion 50:27 On - Hassane Kolingar 50:42 Off - Eddy Ben Arous 50:42 On - Ali Oz 50:43 Off - Georges-Henri Colombe 50:43 On - Teddy Baubigny 50:44 Off - Camille Chat 50:44 55:02 Off - Harry Williams 55:02 On - Tomas Francis 55:03 Off - Alec Hepburn 55:03 On - Ben Moon 55:04 Off - Luke Cowan-Dickie 55:04 On - Jack Yeandle 55:05 On - Jannes Kirsten 55:05 Off - Jacques Vermeulen 58:57 Off - Jonny Gray 58:57 On - Sam Skinner 58:58 Off - Ian Whitten 58:58 On - Ollie Devoto 28 - 27 Maxime Machenaud - Penalty 64:26 64:39 Off - Jack Maunder 64:39 On - Sam Hidalgo-Clyne On - Kurtley Beale 64:47 Off - Simon Zebo 64:47 Off - Bernard Le Roux 66:55 On - Donnacha Ryan 66:55 66:56 Off - Jack Nowell 66:56 On - Ian Whitten 68:32 On - Jack Nowell 68:32 Off - Ian Whitten 70:41 Tomas Francis - Yellow card 28 - 27 On - Boris Palu 75:31 Off - Antonie Claassen 75:31 On - Olivier Klemenczak 75:32 Off - Virimi Vakatawa 75:32 79:59 Joe Simmonds - Penalty 31 - 27 31 - 27 80:00 80:00 End of second half 31 - 27.
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