Exeter Chiefs continued their impressive start to this season's Champions Cup as they edged Sale Sharks 22-20 at the AJ Bell Stadium on Sunday.
It wasn't pretty but a penalty try and scores from Stuart Hogg and Luke Cowan-Dickie, as well as eight points from Joe Simmonds, same them win.
For Sale they crossed through Akker van der Merwe (2) but this loss in Salford means they remain in third place in the pool, eight points off Exeter.
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