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Exeter Chiefs
Gallagher Premiership
Mar 7, 2015 at 3pm UK
 
Exeter Chiefs
74-19
London Welsh
Chudley (22'), James (28'), Yeandle (34'), Jess (39'), Slade (41'), Waldrom (57', 76'), try (58', 71'), Whitten (64')
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Trevett (5'), Stegmann (19', 78')

Exeter Chiefs crush London Welsh

Thomas Waldrom scores two tries as Exeter Chiefs thrash London Welsh 74-19 in the Aviva Premiership.

Exeter Chiefs scored 10 tries to set up an emphatic 74-19 win over London Welsh in the Aviva Premiership this afternoon.

Jack Yeandle of Exeter Chiefs dives over for a try during the Aviva Premiership match between Exeter Chiefs and London Welsh at Sandy Park on March 7, 2015© Getty Images

The visitors, who are still looking for their first win of the season, made a bright start to the match as Nathan Trevett opened the scoring with a try in the corner after three minutes before Seb Stegmann added a second.

Exeter turned it around before the break though, scoring four tries in 16 minutes to open up a commanding lead by half time, with Will Chudley and Matt Jess among the scorers.

Henry Slade continued the home side's dominance inside the opening minute of the second half before Thomas Waldrom powered over.

Waldrom added another late on, while two penalty tries allowed the hosts to extend their lead further, before Stegmann sprinted over for a late consolation.

The result moves Exeter up to second in the table, while Welsh remain bottom.

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