Exeter Chiefs impact away Leicester Tigers at tempestuous Sandy Park as Henry Slade stars before Eddie Jones

Exeter expanded their lead at the highest point of the Aviva Premiership to 10 focuses with a reward point triumph over Leicester at Sandy Park. 

The home side were no place close to their best however had all that anyone could need to sentence a customary Leicester to their 6th successive thrashing. 

That keep running of misfortunes is the Tigers' most exceedingly awful since 1965 and abandons them in ninth place in the table and for all intents and purposes sure to be out of Europe next season. 

Dom Armand, Henry Slade, Jack Yeandle and Jonny Hill scored Exeter's tries with Gareth Steenson changing over two and kicking a punishment. Slade likewise included a punishment. 

Two punishments from George Ford gave Leicester's inadequate reaction. 

Leicester rolled out a late improvement to their beginning line-up as Mathew Tait's back issue saw him drop to the seat with Nick Malouf coming in on the wing and Jonny May changing to full-back. 

The guests at that point started gravely as Luke Hamilton dropped the commence to surrender an early area to the hosts. Steenson, showing up, declined to take two kickable punishments for assaulting line-outs yet it turned out to be the wrong choice as Chiefs screwed up the two open doors. 

Following seven minutes, Exeter endured damage blow when hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie tottered off yet they defeated the misfortune to rule a blunder ridden scoreless first quarter. 

Ball maintenance was poor as the two sides made continuous taking care of mistakes, with ownership being consistently given route with unbeneficial kicking. 

Following 24 minutes, Exeter changed their strategies to lead the pack when Slade let go over a 50-meter punishment before Chiefs full-back Lachie Turner endeavored to raise the standard with two or three energetic blasts to at any rate give some stimulation to the rat swarm. 

The amusement kept on wandering before Ford and Steenson traded punishments to leave Exeter 6-3 ahead at the interim. 

Leicester would have been the more joyful at that phase as their rivals had the benefit of a firm breeze in the main half however had neglected to profit by their region and ownership. 

Inside two minutes of the restart, Leicester drew level with a moment Ford punishment before the hosts finally put some coherence into their play. 

A streaming 45-meter development finished with Armand constraining his way finished from short proximity. 

Exeter expedited Nic White, Sam Simmonds and Tomas Francis to furnish new driving force and with 16 minutes remaining, the hosts adequately ensured triumph with their second attempt. 

A case kick from White was held up in the breeze which left May in two personalities. To begin with he enabled the ball to ricochet before tapping the ball back straight into the way of Slade, who hustled 45 meters to score. 

Leicester never looked like ripping at back the preferred standpoint and they surrendered additionally tries to Hill and Yeandle over the most recent 10 minutes. 

Groups 

Exeter: Turner, Nowell, Slade, S. Slope, Woodburn, Steenson, Chudley, Hepburn, Cowan-Dickie, Williams, Skinner, J. Slope, Ewers, Armand, Waldrom. 

Substitutions: Yeandle, Rimmer, Francis, Lees, S. Simmonds, White, Whitten, Short. 

Leicester: Tait, Thompstone, Tuilagi, Toomua, May, G. Portage, B. Youngs, Mulipola, Polota-Nau, Cole, M. Fitzgerald, Kitchener, Williams, Hamilton, Kalamafoni. 

Substitutions: T. Youngs, Traynor, Baumann, Wells, Mapapalangi, Harrison, J. Portage, Malouf. 

Referee: Craig Maxwell-Keys (RFU)