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15 Lachie Turner
14 Santiago Cordero
13 Ian Whitten
12 Sam Hill
11 Olly Woodburn
10 Gareth Steenson (capt)
9 Nic White

1 Ben Moon
2 Luke Cowan-Dickie
3 Greg Holmes
4 Mitch Lees
5 Jonny Hill
6 Dave Ewers
7 Don Armand
8 Thomas Waldrom

16 Shaun Malton
17 Moray Low
18 Marcus Street
19 Toby Salmon
20 Matt Kvesic
21 Will Chudley
22 Joe Simmonds
23 Ollie Devoto



Warriors

15 Chris Pennell
14 Bryce Heem
13 Jackson Willison
12 Ryan Mills
11 Dean Hammond
10 Jamie Shillcock
9 Francois Hougaard

1 Ethan Waller
2 Jack Singleton
3 Nick Schonert
4 Donncha O’Callaghan (C)
5 Will Spencer
6 Alafoti Faosiliva
7 Sam Lewis
8 GJ van Velze

Replacements

16 Kurt Haupt
17 Ryan Bower
18 Gareth Milasinovich
19 Anton Bresler
20 Darren Barry
21 Matt Cox
22 Luke Baldwin
23 Tom Howe

Joe Simmonds development will be worth watching; good to see Devoto back.

Banquo wrote:Joe Simmonds development will be worth watching; good to see Devoto back.

If Baxter lets him off the bench. As I said elsewhere, he looks a very smart player

p/d wrote:

Banquo wrote:Joe Simmonds development will be worth watching; good to see Devoto back.

If Baxter lets him off the bench. As I said elsewhere, he looks a very smart player

More rapid and steppy than even the great Christophers; I'd hope he gets more and more gametime, though Rhod does make some odd calls with the backs.

Bit of a turnup, Worcester win 6-5. Thats an impressive result.

Yup, I think I might be looking up the match video on Monday

fivepointer wrote:Bit of a turnup, Worcester win 6-5. Thats an impressive result.

Definitely. A massive 4 points for Worcester.

A surprisingly entertaining game. Solid defence by warriors. Exeter made a lot of handling errors