Exeter held their end-of-season awards bash on Friday night time however the Chiefs’ Gallagher Premiership marketing campaign is way from over.

English rugby’s prime division has its flaws, however it’s now arrange for what shall be an exciting ultimate day, with Rob Baxter’s aspect nonetheless within the play-off combine after victory final night time.

Exeter produced considered one of their finest shows of the season to file a bonus-point success, whereas Quins, six days after their Champions Cup semi-final defeat by Toulouse, ran out of puff after the break, though Louis Lynagh’s late comfort no less than meant they took house a shedding bonus level.

No 8 Greg Fisilau was excellent for Exeter as they ran riot within the second half, ending with seven tries. Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, who grabbed a brace, thrived, too.

Exeter director of rugby Baxter mentioned: ‘We’re in command of our future subsequent week over Harlequins no less than and Bristol didn’t get something. It’s going to be completely loopy subsequent week. We haven’t received at Leicester for some time. I’m simply delighted the entire week goes to be thrilling.’

Greg Fisilau was instrumental for the hosts as they scored seven tries at Sandy Park

Chiefs’ director of rugby Rob Baxter expressed his pleasure forward of their ultimate day showdown with Leicester 

Exeter lacked accuracy initially, however scored by way of Henry Slade, Feyi-Waboso and Dan John. Tyrone Inexperienced and Alex Dombrandt added away efforts in a tit-for-tat first half.

The second half was one-way visitors.

Exeter have been dynamic, fast and highly effective. Harlequins laboured. Harvey Skinner crossed and even a yellow card for Jacques Vermeulen couldn’t derail the rampant Chiefs. The tries stored on coming. Feyi-Waboso and Skinner made it doubles and residential captain Dafydd Jenkins added gloss to the rating.

Slade’s kicking put the boot into Harlequins. Slade has had a effective season and has now been profitable along with his final 24 kicks at objective.

Harlequins head coach Danny Wilson mentioned: ‘Within the second half we collapsed defensively. It was actually poor. There have been too many penalties and we have been taking part in a very good workforce who put us to the sword.

‘One unhealthy half of rugby value us. The second half was not acceptable. What we will be happy with is we scored the fourth attempt which is likely to be very important and nonetheless provides us an opportunity. We’ve to take 5 factors at house to Bristol.’