Exeter have won their last five matches against Bath in Premiership Rugby whilst their only loss to Bath since 2016 was 10-13 at the Rec in October 2019. Bath’s only victory at Sandy Park since 2014 was 13-10 in October 2016. Here are all the ways you can follow the action. What time is kick-off? Exeter Chiefs v Bath Rugby kicks-off at 3pm on Saturday, April 2. Is the game on TV? Yes. Thanks to the latest innovation by Premiership Rugby every game is now available to watch online on PRTV. This weekend's match has not been selected to be broadcast on BT Sport, but the game will be broadcast live on the Premiership Rugby app.
Darren Clarke, who had worked Conor Kearns in the opening minutes, did well on Longford’s right to whip over a superb cross. Striker Adeyemo, who started the season at Galway before a July move to the midlands, bounced a downward header past Kearns despite the keeper getting a hand to it. Close Conor McCormack of Galway United in action against Dean McMenamy of Longford Town during the SSE Airtricity League First Division play-off semi-final first leg at Bishopsgate in Longford. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile The width of a post prevented Galway from falling further behind six minutes later.
Bath Rugby: 15 Tom de Glanville, 14 Semesa Rokoduguni, 13 Jonathan Joseph, 12 Max Clark, 11 Joe Cokanasiga, 10 Orlando Bailey, 9 Ben Spencer; 1 Valeriy Morozov, 2 Jacques du Toit, 3 Will Stuart, 4 Will Spencer, 5 Charlie Ewels ©, 6 Josh Bayliss, 7 Sam Underhill, 8 Nathan Hughes Replacements: 16 Tom Dunn, 17 Arthur Cordwell, 18 D’Arcy Rae, 19 Mike Williams, 20 Ewan Richards, 21 Joe Simpson, 22 Danny Cipriani, 23 Will Muir. Who are the officials? Referee: Wayne Barnes (256th Premiership game). Assistant referees: Simon Harding and Gareth Holsgrove.
Treaty United: Jack Brady; Ben O’Riordan (Colin Conroy 51), Sean Guerins, Callum McNamara, Marc Ludden; Willie Armshaw (Success Edogun 74), Mark Walsh, Jack Lynch, Lee Devitt, Stephen Christopher (Matt Keane 75); Enda Curran (Fionn Doherty 85). Waterford: Paul Martin; Tunmise Sobowale (Timi Sobowale 75), Alex Baptiste (Richard Taylor HT), Killian Cantwell, Darragh Power; Junior Quitirna, Niall O’Keeffe, Shane Griffin, Yassine En-Neyah; Phoenix Patterson; Wassim Aouachria (Raul Uche 75). Referee: Damien McGraith (Mayo). Longford Town 2 Galway United 2 Jordan Adeyemo and Mikie Rowe swapped a brace apiece as it remains all to play for ahead of this First Division play-off semi-final second leg at Eamonn Deacy Park on Sunday. Having spurned chances from Conor McCormack, Stephen Walsh and David Hurley, Galway found themselves behind to a fine goal on 29 minutes.
The lead was doubled on 29 minutes, as the combination was repeated, this time the 22-year-old powered beyond Brady, who got a touch. Junior Quitirna could have sealed the tie before half-time, Willie Armshaw tripped him inside the area but Quitirna saw his penalty rebound out off the bottom of the post. Tommy Barrett’s Treaty got a lifeline when Lee Devitt was felled on 62 minutes, with Enda Curran blasting home the resultant penalty.
The same two combined for the home side, Clarke again with a sublime delivery from the right with Adeyemo's glancing header coming back off a post. Galway introduced Mike Rowe at half-time and it proved inspired as he had the Tribesmen level inside four minutes. Walsh found Hurley in space on the left to cross for Rowe to arrive and fire home at the back post. As Town did in the first half, Galway then hit the same post with a Walsh header from a Ronan Manning cross. Longford responded to regain the lead on 54 minutes. Again the inspiration was Clarke on the right whose low cross found Adeyemo to shoot first time to the bottom corner of the net. In end to end action, Galway levelled once more on the hour. Killian Brouder’s long throw found Rob Manley whose header Luke Dennison could only parry.
His first-half double helped gain an important first leg win over Munster rivals Treaty United. The three-goal margin sees Waterford in a wonderful position, after a nightmare evening for Treaty. Played before a bumper crowd of around 2, 000, United never got into their stride and a fast start from Danny Searle’s visitors gave them a foothold they’d never relinquish. Red-hot Patterson, has now netted 21 goals in all competitions, added two more in the opening half. He was played in by Yassine En-Neyah for both. The opener arrived after five minutes, En-Neyah taking out three Treaty defenders before Patterson powered low from a narrowing angle.
A match pass will cost £4. 99, and a full round pass will cost £6. 99. Highlights will also be available live on PRTV as well as BT Sport and ITV. To buy matches on PRTV Live click here and to subscribe to BT Sport click here. How else can I follow the game? If you can’t watch the game live at The Rec you can follow live play-by-play updates, reaction, analysis and interviews on our live blog on Somerset Live and Devon Live. BBC Radio Somerset and BBC Radio Devon will also be providing live commentary from the game. What's the team news? Exeter Chiefs team to face Bath Rugby: 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Olly Woodburn, 13 Ian Whitten, 12 Tom Hendrickson, 11 Tom O’Flaherty, 10 Joe Simmonds, 9 Sam Maunder, 1 Alec Hepburn, 2 Jack Yeandle (capt), 3 Patrick Schickerling, 4 Jannes Kirsten, 5 Jonny Gray, 6 Dave Ewers, 7 Sam Skinner, 8 Jacques Vermeulen Replacements: 16 Jack Innard, 17 Billy Keast, 18 Marcus Street, 19 Richard Capstick, 20 Santiago Grondona, 21 Jack Maunder, 22 Harvey Skinner, 23 Josh Hodge.
LOI First Division promotion play-off semi-finals: Waterford and Galway in pole positionIt was a dramatic night in the SSE Airtricity First Division promotion play-off semi-finals with Waterford FC enjoying a big win at Treaty United, while Galway United take a 2-2 draw against Longford Town back to Eamonn Deacy Park on Sunday. Treaty United 1 Waterford 4 Phoenix Patterson has fired Waterford one-step closer to an immediate return to the Premier Division.
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