Exeter Chiefs produced a remarkable second-half turnaround to stun defending champions Bath 27-26 in the Premiership semi-finals, securing their spot in the final against Northampton Saints. The Chiefs' victory marked just the second time in the past decade that a team has won a semi-final away from home. Exeter's triumph came despite being 16 points behind at halftime, with Bath's Joe Cokanasiga being sent to the sin-bin in the second half.
Exeter Chiefs Stun Bath in Semi-Final Thriller to Reach Prem Final
UKPulse Sport DeskExeter Chiefs produced a stunning second-half comeback to edge out defending champions Bath 27-26 in the Premiership semi-finals, booking their place in the final against Northampton Saints.
- Exeter Chiefs defeated Bath 27-26 in the Premiership semi-finals
- The Chiefs came from 16 points down at halftime to secure their spot in the final
- Exeter will face Northampton Saints at the Allianz Stadium next Saturday
Why this matters: The Prem final will be a highly anticipated matchup, with Exeter Chiefs seeking their first title since 2021.
What this means for you: What this means for you: This result has significant implications for the Premiership title, with Exeter Chiefs now in a strong position to claim the championship.