Friday 24 May 2013
Exeter fly-half Ignacio Mieres kicked all of the Chiefs' points as they beat Worcester 15-9 in a hard-fought Aviva Premiership clash at Sandy Park.
Mieres and opposite number Joe Carlisle traded penalties before Exeter edged into a narrow 9-6 lead at half-time through the boot of the Argentinian.
Mieres kicked two more three-pointers to give the home side a nine-point lead before substitute Andy Goode kicked a late consolation for the Warriors.
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They know each other inside-out as a result of having squared up so often in the past. As well as having gone head to head on such a regular basis, most of the protagonists are Irish training camp regulars. In addition, many of them have been Test match colleagues.
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Newcastle moved a step closer to a return to the Aviva Premiership after claiming a nine-point lead over Bedford in the first leg of their Championship final, with fly-half Jimmy Gopperth doing most of the damage.
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