Top 3 performers of the night
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Olly Woodburn
The winger was the stand out performer in an impressive Exeter performance tonight. His incredible combination of pace, power, and footwork caused the Harlequins a host of problems from start to finish. He was instrumental in everything that was good about Exeter’s attack and was a rock in defence when called upon. His Trojan efforts were rewarded when he was deservedly crowned the man of the match.
Peter Horne
Peter Horne was one of the stand out performers for Glasgow on Friday evening in Scotstoun. He carried the ball to the line all evening and looked threatening with ball in hand. He was on hand to provide the assist for the first try in the 11th minute. That set the tone for the night where he nailed 5 conversions and pinged into the corners with the boot before being replaced by his brother in the 62nd minute.
Chris Robshaw
In one of his first games back since a nasty shoulder injury Chris Robshaw was absolutely outstanding. In the first ten minutes of play he made ten tackles and hit countless rucks. He was an absolute menace at the breakdown, time and time again getting in over the ball and securing vital turnovers for his side. He carried impressively and made several important tackles. With Eddie Jones in the crowd to witness this performance and very much aware of what Robshaw is capable of, he could be putting his hands up for selection for the Lions.





