MONTP
	No.	Name
15Jesse Mogg, FB
14Benjamin Fall, W
13Joe Tomane, C T
12Frans Steyn, C
11Nemani Nadolo, W T 2
10Benoit Paillaugue, FH T  2
9Ruan Pienaar, SH
1Mikheil Nariashvili, P
2Romain Ruffenach, H
3Antoine Guillamon, P
4Jacques du Plessis, L
5Nicolaas Janse van Rensburg, L
6Kelian Galletier, FL
7Yacouba Camara, FL
8Louis Picamoles, N8
Replacements
16Charles Geli, R
17Gregory Fichten, R
18Davit Kubriashvili, R
19Julien Delannoy, R
20Wiaan Liebenberg, R
21Enzo Sanga, R
22Timoci Nagusa, R
23Joffrey Michel, R

EXET
	No.	Name
15Phil Dollman, FB
14Lachie Turner, W
13Henry Slade, C
12Ian Whitten, C T
11Olly Woodburn, W
10Gareth Steenson, FH  3  2
9Nic White, SH
1Ben Moon, P
2Jack Yeandle, H
3Tomas Francis, P
4Mitch Lees, L
5Jonny Hill, L
6Don Armand, FL T 2
7Julian Salvi, FL
8Thomas Waldrom, N8
16Elvis Taione, R
17Alec Hepburn, R
18Harry Williams, R
19Ollie Atkins, R
20Sam Simmonds, R
21Will Chudley, R
22Tom Hendrickson, R
23James Short, R

*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: GGL Stadium

1:00 PM, October 22, 2017

2390dPA Sport

Late Gareth Steenson penalty gives Exeter fine victory at Montpellier

Exeter Chiefs made it back-to-back Champions Cup wins as they claimed a famous 27-24 victory away to French giants Montpellier.

Match Commentary

81'		24-27 End of second half
80'		Montpellier set the drive but the counter shove is brilliant from the Chiefs and the men in pink push their opponents into touch. Exeter secure victory! Exeter showed real character to win that one. Nadolo produced the magic but the Chiefs refused to lay down and they have kept pace with Leinster at the top of the pool.
80'		Just as Exeter look to run the clock down, the Chiefs are penalised and Montpellier have one final chance to win this match.

Match Stats

MONTP

EXET

50%

55%

45%

MONTP

EXET

133	Runs	128
434	Metres Run	431
10	Clean Breaks	8
147	Tackles	171
23	Missed Tackles	25
6	Turnover Knock On	6

Standings

Pool 1
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	BEG	4	+89	17
2	BULLS	4	+30	15
3	LYON	4	-2	12
4	SARAC	4	-17	10
5	CONN	4	-52	6
6	BTL	4	-48	5
Pool 2
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	TOUL	4	+109	20
2	HQUIN	4	+42	15
3	BATH	4	+22	15
4	RAMET	4	-1	8
5	ULST	4	-59	5
6	CDB	4	-113	3
Pool 3
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	NTHMP	4	+62	18
2	EXET	4	-12	13
3	GLASG	4	+14	10
4	MUNST	4	0	9
5	BAY	4	-25	8
6	TOUL	4	-39	2
Pool 4
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	LEINS	4	+70	19
2	STORM	4	+3	14
3	LA RO	4	+38	12
4	LEICS	4	-38	9
5	SALE	4	-7	6
6	SFRAN	4	-66	2

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