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Jason Hennessy

Jason is the editor here at RugbyLAD and a proud Limerick man.

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Whoops. 

Exeter Chiefs extended their lead at the top of the Gallagher Premiership to eight points yesterday with a bonus-point win over Leicester Tigers at Sandy Park, keeping them in pole position for a home semi-final.

England international George Ford gave the Tigers an early lead with a penalty and a drop goal before Dave Ewers put the Chiefs in front with the first try of the game on 27 mins.

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Stuart Hogg then finished an excellent team try just before the break to put the home side in control.

The Chiefs then scored two second-half tries, one through Luke Cowan-Dickie and a penalty try awarded by the referee to ensure maximum points.

Cowan-Dickie’s effort has everyone talking after the hooker accidentally got sick on one of his teammates amidst the celebrations. We’re not sure if he got a little too excited, or maybe made a wrong decision with his lunch choice.

Either way, he was nice enough to apologise for the little dribble on Twitter. Good man Luke.