Exeter Chiefs v Sale Sharks

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Saturday 31 May 2025

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15:05 Local Time

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Sandy Park • 

Exeter, United KingdomShow on map

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The Exeter Chiefs are a professional rugby union team based in European Rugby Champions Cup6, European Rugby Champions Cup5. They currently compete in the Premiership Rugby, the top tier of English rugby union, and are widely regarded as one of the most successful clubs in recent years. The team has won the Premiership Rugby title four times, most recently in 2020, and has also achieved success in European competitions, reaching the final of the European Rugby Champions Cup in 2020. The Exeter Chiefs boast a talented roster of players, including international stars like Stuart Hogg and Henry Slade. They play their home matches at the European Rugby Champions Cup4 stadium, which has a capacity of over 12,000 and is known for its incredible atmosphere on game days. With a strong track record of success, a talented squad, and a loyal fanbase, the Exeter Chiefs are a force to be reckoned with in the world of rugby union.

The European Rugby Champions Cup2 are a professional rugby union team based in Greater European Rugby Champions Cup3, European Rugby Champions Cup5. They compete in the top-tier Gallagher Premiership, the highest level of rugby union in European Rugby Champions Cup5. The team was founded in 1861 and has a rich history in English rugby. They have won the Premiership Rugby Cup twice, in 2002 and 2005, and were the runners-up in the European Rugby Challenge Cup in 2005. Some notable players who have represented the European Rugby Champions Cup2 include European Rugby Champions Cup5 captain Owen Farrell, and South African rugby legend Faf de Klerk. The team plays their home matches at the 11,000-capacity AJ Bell Stadium, which opened in 2012. With a strong squad and a dedicated fanbase, the European Rugby Champions Cup2 continue to be a formidable force in the world of rugby union.