WATCH: Henry Slade puts try on a plate as Exeter come back to win

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England centre Henry Slade put a try on a plate for Jack Maunder as Exeter come from behind to get a bonus point win vs Sale. #GallagherPrem

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The fend 💪 The step 👀 The pass 👌 Superb from Henry Slade! He puts a try on a plate for Jack Maunder as Exeter come from behind to get a bonus point win vs Sale. #GallagherPrem

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