Slade on song as Exeter hammer sorry Welsh

Exeter stormed into second place in the Aviva Premiership after scoring 10 tries in a 74-19 demolition of basement side London Welsh, whose relegation back to the Championship could be sealed on Sunday.



Fly-half Henry Slade notched 21 of Exeter's points with a try, five conversions and two penalties before being replaced just before the hour, while Thomas Waldrom (two), Will Chudley, Tom James, Jack Yeandle, Matt Jess and Ian Whittan also crossed for scores.



There were also two penalty tries in the Chiefs' total with replacement Gareth Steenson, who took over the kicking duties from Sla…