Exeter will face Northampton in Twickenham final after stunning comeback
Tries from Obano, Du Toit, Cokanasiga & Arundell put Bath 26-10 up
Superb Tshiunzu solo score in reply for Exeter, who mount superb turnaround
Hammersley & Fisilau spark Chiefs fightback and Burger gives visitors lead
Exeter then survive late Bath siege to book first final since 2021
Bath 26-27 Exeter
Nigel Walrond
BBC Radio Devon commentator
Image source, ShutterstockBath looked like they were in party mood - but if you've followed Exeter this season, you would know that you never write off Chiefs in the second half.
They have completely changed this game.
Bath 26-27 Exeter
John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon
Well I never. Well, well, well.
Ethan Burger's done so well since coming on: scrumming, carrying and now he's scored a try.
This half has been one-way traffic.
Bath 26-27 Exeter
Alex Cuthbert
Former Wales and Exeter wing on BBC Radio 5 Live
Wow!
What patience from Exeter. Bath look completely dismantled, they don't know what to do.
It's been all Exeter in the last 20 minutes. They've just found a way to get back in.
Bath 26-27 Exeter
Ten minutes to go.
One point in it.
The jubilant home fans of the first half have turned into nervous wrecks.
Who is going to the final next Saturday?
Bath 26-27 Exeter
Chris Jones
BBC rugby union commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live
They lead at the Rec. That's unbelievable from Exeter!
They've never ever lost a play-off. Played six, won six and at 26-10 down they looked down and out.
They've come back and scored three tries!
Ethan Burger, missed con (Slade)
Exeter lead!
Incredible stuff from the Chiefs!
Ethan Burger powers his way over from close range to give his side the advantage and continue this remarkable turnaround.
Bath and the Rec look absolutely shellshocked.
Can they respond? They have to.
Henry Slade again misses the conversion though - how costly might those two misses be I wonder?
Bath 26-22 Exeter
Nigel Walrond
BBC Radio Devon commentator
Fair play to the officials for that sin-bin. In live time, that looked okay.
Stephen Varney's not good. I don't see how he can stay on. He's struggling to see.
Bath 26-22 Exeter
Penalty Chiefs in front of the posts!
What do they do?
Into the corner it is!
They have the extra man remember.
This is a crucial moment.
Bath 26-22 Exeter
Martin Haag
Former Bath lock and coach on BBC Radio Bristol
Thomas du Toit has been brilliant for Bath.
His quality is world-class and it's so good to see players of his calibre here at the Rec.
Bath 26-22 Exeter
John Lockyer
Former Exeter Chiefs captain on BBC Radio Devon
The new Exeter front row are getting on top. The pace and tempo of the game have gone up.
This is an enthralling game of rugby, just like last night's. These semi-finals have been brilliant games.
Stephen Varney's got a problem. I think he's saying about double vision from a smack in the face.
He's such a brave little man but they won't allow him to stay on if it's a head injury. He's still down on one knee having treatment.
Bath 26-22 Exeter
The TMO has just asked referee Christophe Ridley to take a look at a potential deliberate knock-on by Bath's Joe Cokanasiga.
The winger does appear to make a genuine attempt to catch it but the fact he has gone with one hand seems to sway the officials to thinking it is deserving of punishment.
It's a yellow card and Bath will play the crucial next ten minutes a man down.
Bath 26-22 Exeter
Dan Albutt
BBC Radio Bristol commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesBath are just on the ropes a little bit here.
They are giving away the penalties, they are flipping the field very quickly.
Bath 26-22 Exeter
A half-break from Ross Vintcent as Exeter come again.
He is just about scragged but the Chiefs just keep on coming - they're full of energy and Bath are having to scramble in defence to keep them out.
A brilliant inside pass from Tom Hooper set that chance up.
Bath 26-22 Exeter
Bath prop Thomas du Toit gets rapturous applause as he departs for the day.
This is his last game at The Rec; he will hope it is not his last game in a Bath shirt.
What a player he has been for Bath.
Bath 26-22 Exeter
Another Exeter turnover!
This looked so unlikely at half-time with Bath so dominant in the opening 40 but we know Chiefs love a second-half comeback!
Bath now ring the changes in their front row to try to wrestle back the momentum which they have undoubtedly lost.
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Bath 26-22 Exeter
An eye injury to Chiefs full-back Olly Woodburn just gives Bath the time to collect their thoughts.
Exeter look so confident all of a sudden and are asking serious questions of this Bath side.
What a final quarter we have in store!
Bath 26-22 Exeter
Chris Jones
BBC rugby union commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live
The try unconverted but Exeter have come storming back into this play-off.
Image source, Getty ImagesBath 26-22 Exeter
Nigel Walrond
BBC Radio Devon commentator
Henry Slade pulled the kick horribly. That's so unlike him.
Why Exeter can't produce this in first halves is a mystery. They've pulled back two tries in five minutes.
Bath look like a team who thought they'd won.
Greg Fisilau, con missed (Slade)
Any Bath fans booking Twickenham tickets at half-time may want to reconsider!
Greg Fisilau bludgeons his way over from close range and Exeter have a third try!
Henry Slade misses the conversion, though - that would have made it a two-point game.
Still, Exeter are on top for the first time all afternoon - what a turnaround!
