Exeter beat Saracens to reach play-offs and end McCall's reign
Summary
Exeter Chiefs defeated Saracens 32-12 to reach the Premiership play-off semi-final and end Mark McCall's 17-year time as Saracens' director of rugby. The win moved Exeter up to third place and secured a semi-final match against Bath.Key Facts
- Exeter Chiefs beat Saracens 32-12 at Sandy Park.
- The victory secured Exeter a spot in the Premiership play-off semi-final.
- Mark McCall’s 17-year tenure as Saracens’ director of rugby ended with this match.
- Exeter moved to third place in the Premiership standings after this win.
- Saracens played part of the match with 14 men after a player was sin-binned for a deliberate knock-on.
- Henry Slade scored a try and contributed with penalty kicks and conversions for Exeter.
- Max Norey scored a try from a smartly executed line-out move.
- Saracens’ Nick Isiekwe scored a late try but it wasn’t enough to challenge Exeter.
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