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Match preview London Welsh v Exeter Chiefs

Moorsman
By Moorsman
February 6 2008
It's back to League action for the Exeter Chiefs who visit London Welsh on Saturday. The Chiefs will be looking to build on their attacking display in the last League game (against the Cornish Pirates) and the stubborn defence against Coventry in the cup.

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London Welsh

v

Exeter Chiefs

Saturday Feb. 9th Old Deer Park

Saturday sees Exeter Chiefs travel to Old Deer Park for the latest league match between the two sides.  There have been some close encounters but last time out the Chiefs ran in seven tries, winning 53 - 3.  This is not a typical outcome, although I was at Old Deer Park when the Chiefs put 60+ points on the Welsh in a cup game.  Whilst it would be nice to see this sort of result, the Chiefs will be happy to come away with a 5 point winning bonus, no matter what the score.

The Chiefs field a strong side with the usual rotation in the scrum and Tony Yapp continuing at 10.  It's good to see Tony Walker back after injury:-

15 Sean Marsden
14 Jason Luff
13 Junior Fatialofa
12 Wade Kelly
11 Josh Drauniniu
10 Tony Yapp
9 Clive Stuart-Smith
1 Craig Dunlea
2 Sam Blythe
3 John Andress
4 James Hanks
5 Lewis Stevenson
6 Chad Slade*
7 Andy Miller
8 Richie Baxter (capt)

16 Simon Jenkins
17 Shane Kingsland
18 Chris Bentley
19 Tony Walker
20 Stephen Ward
21 Joe Horn-Smith
22 Mark Fatialofa 

Current league standings -

    

                     

  P 

W

D

 L  

  F  

A   

PTS

2   Exeter Chiefs   21180  3632316  85 
10London Welsh   20  8012328513  37

 

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