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Gallagher Premiership
Sep 7, 2014 at 2pm UK
 
Exeter Chiefs
London Welsh
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Exeter Chiefs
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Waldrom (10', 26'), Ewars (45'), Hill (50'), Whitten (59'), Arnott (61'), Botha (68')

Exeter Chiefs thrash London Welsh

Exeter Chiefs beat London Welsh 52-0 to begin their Aviva Premiership season in resounding fashion.

Exeter Chiefs have handed London Welsh a heavy 52-0 defeat to begin their Aviva Premiership season in resounding fashion this afternoon.

New Zealand scrum half Piri Weepu made his debut for the Exiles, but he could not stop Thomas Waldrom from crossing over twice in the opening 30 minutes.

Exeter Chiefs celebrate after a try in their 52-0 victory during the Aviva Premiership match between London Welsh and Exeter Chiefs at the Kassam Stadium on September 7, 2014© Getty Images

Gareth Steenson produced for the visitors throughout the game, converting all seven tries as Exeter dominated from start to finish.

After the break, another well-constructed try saw Henry Slade and Matt Jess make inroads before David Ewers got the score.

From then on, the result was a formality as Sam Hill, Ian Whitten, Jack Arnott and Chrysander Botha added to the total to round off a convincing victory for the Chiefs on the campaign's opening weekend.

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