Watch: Ollie Devoto and Santiago Cordero combine with incredulous 'football skills'
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Exeter Chiefs midfielder Ollie Devoto has pulled off an incredulous piece of finishing, putting ‘football skills’ to great use to chip the ball into his lap following a last-ditch offload from Santiago Cordero.
Astonishing piece of skill by @OllieDevoto to flick that ball to score that try – possibly.
Definitely. CHAPEAU#SALvEXE
— Steve Parrett (@Steve_Parrett) March 2, 2019
Great first half from @ExeterChiefs with a brilliant finish from @OllieDevoto. Still a long way to go though but the tube are doing an outstanding job. Very loud today @ColinDSearle and @Stuey_7
— Dean Marshall (@dcm1968) March 2, 2019
Exeter scored the first try of the match following a Sale turnover, a deft cross-field kick found it’s way into the path of a flying Cordero who had to fling the ball back in-field as he was dragged into touch. Devoto on the inside then finished the job with his footwork and tight-rope finish.
Ollie Devoto bringing the football skills for the @ExeterChiefs ?
Quick-thinking, perfectly executed ? pic.twitter.com/Pg7OB5ge3H
— Rugby on BT Sport (@btsportrugby) March 2, 2019
The Chiefs built a 15-0 halftime lead but Sale fought back with Sam James going over from close range from a flat pass from Faf de Klerk.
Sean Lonsdale’s try represented the only points the Chiefs managed after the break, to stretch the lead to 20-7 before a long-range try to Sale replacement Will Cliff closed the gap to 20-14 after some smart hands from Rohan Janse van Rensburg in the lead-up.
Exeter held on to triumph 20-14 and record a 12th win in 15 league outings this season while Sale dropped to eighth on the ladder with their seventh loss of the season.
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