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Exeter Chiefs
Gallagher Premiership
Oct 11, 2014 at 3pm UK
 
London Irish
Exeter Chiefs
44-24
London Irish
Rimmer (16'), Slade (21'), Welch (38', 55'), Armand (57')
FT
Cowan (69', 80'), Fenby (71')

Exeter Chiefs comfortably beat London Irish

Damian Welch scores two tries as Exeter Chiefs cruise to a 44-24 win over London Irish in the Aviva Premiership.

Exeter Chiefs have cruised to a comfortable 44-24 win over London Irish in the Aviva Premiership this afternoon, despite three tries in the last 10 minutes from their opponents.

Carl Rimmer of Exeter Chiefs dives over for his side's opening try during the Aviva Premiership match between Exeter Chiefs and London Irish at Sandy Park on October 11, 2014© Getty Images

Tries from Carl Rimmer and Henry Slade with just over 20 minutes played helped the home side to a comfortable lead, while Gareth Steenson kicked three first-half penalties.

Damian Welch extended the Chiefs' lead further just before the interval with their third try of the day after Jack Nowell won the ball back for Exeter.

Welch was over again shortly after the restart, while Don Armand powered across the line two minutes later as the home side continued to pull away from their opponents.

As Exeter took a number of their starters off, the Exiles started to see more of the ball in the final 20 minutes, allowing Andy Fenby in for a try, while Blair Cowan came off the bench to add a quick brace.

The result keeps Exeter in the top four, while Irish stay eighth.

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