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Exeter Chiefs

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Established
1871 (153 years old)

Sport
Rugby

Stadium/Home
Sandy Park
(12,600 Capacity)

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Location
Sandy Park Way, Exeter, Devon EX2 7NN

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Competitions
English Premiership Rugby
European Rugby Champions Cup

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curswine: 12/Sep/22


Upcoming
31/03 Sale Sharks - Exeter Chief
06/04 Exeter Chief - Bath Rugby
20/04 Exeter Chief - Bath Rugby
28/04 Gloucester - Exeter Chief
11/05 Exeter Chief - Harlequins

Results
23/03 Exeter Chief 25 - 16 Newcastle Fa
27/01 Saracens 40 - 22 Exeter Chief
21/01 Aviron Bayon 40 - 17 Exeter Chief
13/01 Exeter Chief 19 - 17 Glasgow
06/01 Exeter Chief 36 - 42 Northampton

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Exeter Chiefs (officially Exeter Rugby Club or Exeter Rugby) are an English rugby union club based in Exeter, Devon that currently play in the English Premiership, the top level of domestic rugby union in England. They also compete in the Anglo-Welsh Cup and European Rugby Cup competitions.

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Stadium or Home

Exeter play their home games at Sandy Park, which is located on the outskirts of the city. The club moved from their previous home, the County Ground, in 2006 having played there regularly since 1905. In 2002, Exeter Chiefs started looking for a new stadium because they felt the County Ground was insufficient for growth.

Despite concerns of opposition from traditionalists within the club, the motion to move was passed by 99% of the attendees at Exeter's annual general meeting. Sandy Park can accommodate 12,600 spectators, however, there are plans to increase this capacity to 20,600 with phase one having begun in early 2014. These plans came about because of a requirement for later stages of European matches to be played at grounds with a capacity of at least 20,000.

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