How to watch Exeter Chiefs vs Ealing Trailfinders live on TV, kick-off time and full team news

Exeter Chiefs are one win away from the final of the 2024/25 Premiership Rugby Cup with Championship leaders Ealing Trailfinders standing in their way.

Exeter won the Premiership Rugby Cup just two years again, beating London Irish in the 2022/23 final. Having endured a tough season in the league and Europe this year, director of rugby Rob Baxter has admitted his side are looking to 'salvage' something from the campaign.

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Here are all the ways you can follow all the action this weekend...

When is the game?

Exeter Chiefs v Ealing Trailfinders is being played on Saturday, March 8 at Sandy Park.

What time is kick-off?

The kick-off time is at 12.15pm.

Is the game on TV or being streamed?

Yes. The match has been selected to be shown live on TNT Sports 4 with coverage starting at midday.

Highlights should also be available on the Premiership Rugby website shortly after the game.

How else can I follow the game?

If you are not going to be inside the stadium, and even if you are, DevonLive will be live blogging the match bringing you all the build-up, team news, live play-by-play match updates, reaction, stats, analysis, interviews and highlights from inside the ground.

Will there be live radio commentary of the match?

BBC Radio Devon will also be providing live commentary of the game.

What's the team news?

Exeter Chiefs: 15 Tommy Wyatt, 14 Paul Brown-Bampoe, 13 Joe Hawkins, 12 Tamati Tua, 11 Josh Hodge, 10 Ben Coen, 9 Tom Cairns; 1 Kwenzo Blose, 2 Jack Yeandle (c), 3 Josh Iosefa-Scott, 4 Richard Capstick, 5 Christ Tshiunza, 6 Ethan Roots, 7 Jacques Vermeulen, 8 Greg Fisilau

Replacements: 16 Dan Frost, 17 Billy Keast, 18 Marcus Street, 19 Franco Molina, 20 Martin Moloney, 21 Niall Armstrong, 22 Harvey Skinner, 23 Will Rigg

Ealing Trailfinders: 15 Tobi Wilson, 14 Angus Kernohan, 13 Reuben Bird-Tulloch, 12 Francis Moore, 11 Tom Collins, 10 George Worboys, 9 Craig Hampson; 1 Lefty Zigiriadis, 2 Matt Cornish, 3 George Davis, 4 Bobby De Wee, 5 Danny Cutmore, 6 Rob Farrar, 7 Jordy Reid, 8 David Bridge

Replacements: 16 Scott Buckley, 17 Kyle Whyte, 18 Biyi Alo, 19 Sean Lonsdale, 20 Ollie Newman, 21 Lloyd Williams, 22 Craig Willis, 23 Michael Dykes

Who are the officials?

Referee: Joe James

Assistant Referees: Richard Gordon and Calum Howard

TMO: Dan Jones