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The victory moved Exeter into fifth place in the Premiership table, level on points with sixth-placed Quins. <\/p>\n
The Chiefs go to Leicester on the final day of the season while Harlequins host seventh-placed Bristol.<\/p>\n
Should Sale lose to Saracens or Bath fail to get a bonus point at home to Northampton – who have already secured a home semi-final – Exeter, Harlequins or Bristol could make the top four. <\/p>\n
For Exeter’s new-look side it means an exciting end to a season that has seen a mix of high and lows.<\/p>\n
“This is all I could ask for,” said Baxter.<\/p>\n
“Even two or three weeks ago I was at home saying to my wife ‘if we can just get into that last couple of games with something worth fighting for is going to be incredible’.<\/p>\n
“So to go into the last week with something worth fighting for is going to be amazing.<\/p>\n
“It makes the whole season worthwhile for us, and I just hope we get plenty of support up there and I hope we can get our feet on the ground quickly enough to make sure we get up there and at least do ourselves proud.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n