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It's all over! The referee Christophe Ridley has blown their whistle to end the game.
This is dangerous for the defence as Vilikesa Sela bursts through to advance the Bath Rugby attack.
This is dangerous for the defence as Joe Cokanasiga bursts through to advance the Bath Rugby attack.
Rusi Tuima comes on.
Dafydd Jenkins comes off.
Bernard van der Linde comes on.
Ben Spencer comes off.
A gap opened in the defence and Ross Vintcent took full advantage.
A gap opened in the defence and Alfie Barbeary took full advantage.
Bath Rugby make a substitution with Cameron Redpath coming on.
Bath Rugby make a substitution with Max Ojomoh coming off.
Exeter Chiefs make a substitution with Zack Wimbush coming on.
Exeter Chiefs make a substitution with Ben Hammersley coming off.
Henry Slade curls the ball too far, missing the posts to the right.
Ethan Burger scores the try from close range.
The defensive line has been broken as Ross Vintcent goes through the gap.
Joe Cokanasiga (Bath Rugby) is shown a yellow card
Bath Rugby sub Vilikesa Sela comes onto the field.
Thomas du Toit departs for Bath Rugby.
Exeter Chiefs sub Ross Vintcent comes onto the field.
Christ Tshiunza departs for Exeter Chiefs.
Ross Molony comes on for Bath Rugby.
Charlie Ewels leaves the field.
Kepu Tuipulotu comes on for Bath Rugby.
Tom Dunn leaves the field.
Francois van Wyk comes on for Bath Rugby.
Beno Obano leaves the field.
Henry Slade has hooked the conversion to the right of the posts.
Nothing was going to stop Greg Fisilau from scoring as they record the try for Exeter Chiefs.
What a run here by Harvey Skinner as they get over the gainline!
What a run here by Paul Brown-Bampoe as they get over the gainline!
What a run here by Paul Brown-Bampoe as they get over the gainline!
Miles Reid comes on.
Sam Underhill comes off.
Ted Hill comes on.
Quinn Roux comes off.
The touch judges raise their flags as Henry Slade kicks the conversion.
A penetrating move by Exeter Chiefs results in a try for Ben Hammersley.
Henry Slade sets up the try.
What a run here by Henry Slade as they get over the gainline!
Exeter Chiefs make a substitution with Ethan Burger coming on.
Exeter Chiefs make a substitution with Scott Sio coming off.
Exeter Chiefs make a substitution with Bachuki Tchumbadze coming on.
Exeter Chiefs make a substitution with Josh Iosefa-Scott coming off.
Exeter Chiefs make a substitution with Joseph Dweba coming on.
Exeter Chiefs make a substitution with Max Norey coming off.
The second half kicks off.
The half-time whistle blows and both teams head for the dressing rooms.
The drop goal is on its way from Santiago Carreras but it runs out gas over the last few metres, falling short.
Fabulous play by Exeter Chiefs has led to Henry Slade being able to wriggle through a gap.
Fabulous play by Bath Rugby has led to Quinn Roux being able to wriggle through a gap.
Bath Rugby go for goal with Santiago Carreras taking the conversion but their aim is not up to scratch as the ball slides to the left of the post.
A perfectly weighted kick allows Henry Arundell to score the try.
Ben Spencer sets up the try.
Ben Hammersley comes on for Exeter Chiefs.
Campbell Ridl leaves the field.
Trouble here as Ollie Lawrence breaches the defence.
Santiago Carreras makes no mistake with that conversion attempt.
Silky skills by Bath Rugby ends with a try for Joe Cokanasiga.
Ollie Lawrence played a key part in that try.
Trouble here as Ollie Lawrence breaches the defence.
Henry Slade makes no mistake with that conversion attempt.
Christ Tshiunza goes on their own for a try.
This is dangerous for the defence as Christ Tshiunza bursts through to advance the Exeter Chiefs attack.
Harvey Skinner played a key part in that try.
This is dangerous for the defence as Tom Hooper bursts through to advance the Exeter Chiefs attack.
This is dangerous for the defence as Paul Brown-Bampoe bursts through to advance the Exeter Chiefs attack.
Santiago Carreras makes no mistake with that conversion attempt.
Bath Rugby are stopped just a few metres from the try line but Thomas du Toit picks up from the base of the ruck to score the try.
Ben Spencer sets up the try.
A gap opened in the defence and Max Ojomoh took full advantage.
Harvey Skinner does the business as their penalty goal attempt goes over.
Santiago Carreras converts the try.
Beno Obano scores the try from close range.
Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs) is shown a yellow card
The defensive line has been broken as Campbell Ridl goes through the gap.
The defensive line has been broken as Ollie Lawrence goes through the gap.
We are underway as the referee Christophe Ridley blows their whistle.
Bath Rugby face off against Exeter Chiefs in Gallagher Premiership Semi Final on Sat 13th June 2026 at Recreation Ground. Kick-off in the UK is scheduled for 15:00 and is broadcast on TNT Sports, HBO Max. In South Africa it’s at 16:00 SAST, 02:00 NZST on Sky Sport, Sky Sport Now, Sky Go in New Zealand, 00:00 AEST on Stan Sport in Australia and 07:00 EST on Flo Rugby in the US.
Exeter Chiefs won the last encounter but Exeter Chiefs are in the best form of their last 5 games.
Heading into the fixture the two sides are separated by just 1 place in the league table with Exeter Chiefs in 2nd and Bath Rugby in 3rd underlining just how tight this match could be.
The official squads for Bath Rugby vs Exeter Chiefs will become available around 24- 48 hours before kick-off. Teams can still make changes up to an hour before the match however.
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i’ve no skin in it, and have admired both teams’ endevours so far. Russell a big miss,Roots too. Carreras has grace with pace, and fisilau is hungry! Can’t see a kicking game! 80 points plus