article_snippet: helped Leicester beat Exeter 25-18 and gain some revenge at Welford Road.
article_snippet: A fortnight ago Chiefs saw off Tigers Tigers in a thrilling LV= Cup semi-final and the teams met again at Welford Road in the Aviva Premiership, with the hosts hoping for a different outcome having lost just once in front of their own fans this season.
article_snippet: And despite former Thomas Waldrom and Will Chudley going over for Chiefs, the home side were celebrating as Freddie Burns kicked 20 points and Parling crossed the whitewash, with Leicester climbing above Exeter in the table in the process.
article_snippet: Exeter had the first chance of the match from a penalty in the fourth minute when Leicester were caught offside with Henry Slade electing to kick from Henry Slade own half with the wind behind Henry Slade, however Henry Slade put the first chance of the match from a penalty in the fourth minute when Leicester were caught offside with Henry Slade electing to kick from his own half with the wind behind him wide.
article_snippet: Exeter finally got on the board in the 23nd minute with Henry Slade this time successful with a kick from his own half.
article_snippet: It came at a price though with Leicester's Miles Benjamin leaving the field injured, replaced by Vereniki Goneva.
article_snippet: Exeter Chiefs' Thomas Waldrom scores a try against Exeter Chiefs'
article_snippet: Exeter Chiefs' Will Chudley also scored a try
article_snippet: but it was not enough to prevent Exeter Chiefs' Will Chudley side from losing .
article_snippet: Exeter swiftly made changes with the hope of getting back into the game with Ben Moon, Ben White and Tom James coming on.
article_snippet: And it made the immediate impact as hoped with Exeter Chiefs' Thomas Waldrom scoring the first try of the game after an Exeter drive near the posts.
article_snippet: Slade inexplicably missed the conversion, hitting the post when it seemed easier to score.
article_snippet: Exeter hit straight back with a try of their own as Chudley went under the posts after a breakaway.
highlights_snippet: Thomas Waldrom and Will Chudley go over for Chiefs .