Narrow win over Bristol Bears
Exeter Chiefs' women came through a scare towards the end of the Premier 15s semi-final at Sandy Park to win a place in the final.
They will play Saracens after beating Bristol Bears 28-24.
With just three minutes to go, Bristol were narrowly ahead, but a Chiefs throw-in and maul took them over the line with a try, swiftly converted.
Although the Bears had a final push, an error gave a penalty to the Chiefs, marking the end of the game.
The final will be at Worcester's Sixways ground on Friday 3 June at 3 p.m. - part of the Platinum Jubilee bank holiday weekend.
Chiefs chairman Tony Rowe was seen on the pitch at full-time wiping away a tear.
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