Tigers put a bow on their performance with a final set of points, Wilkinson slotting confidently again.

And Wilkinson makes it count.

A confidently taken kick from the substitute gives Tigers further breathing room in their lead.

Henry Slade adds the extras with an impressive kick from the far right side.

Chiefs make their mad advantage count instantly, substitute Ross Vintcent battering over from short range.

The visitors pull back with a score in the corner from hooker Dan Frost amongst a mass of bodies.

Kieran Wilkinson is on for his Tigers Premiership debut, replacing Handré Pollard; James Cronin is also on as Van Wyk departs for the final time, Charlie Clare enters for Montoya and Olly Cracknell is on for tryscorer Tommy Reffell.

Pollard adds the extras with another excellent kick.

A wonderfully worked score.

Tigers go full cha cha slide with a reverse reverse; the first a reverse pass that sees Martin storm through a gap before quick play from the base sees a second reverse pass with Steward galloping onto it.

He executes a two on one perfectly with Matt Scott who looks like he'll have a dream finish to his Tigers career and touch down but he's cruelly brought down centremetres short.

With Chiefs scrambling back, veteran Mike Brown is first there and can pick and dive over the line, dunking the ball down with one hand.

Significant changes in the pack as the visitors change the whole front row, Dan Frost, Billy Keast and Ehren Painter all on, as is lock Christ Tshiunza.

Dan Cole comes off to considerable appreciation from the Breedon stand as Joe Heyes comes on to replace him.

From the far left side, Pollard furthers the lead.

And Tigers get the score as a result!

Chiefs boot it long but it's caught on the run and suddenly Leicester have fashioned a two on one on the left touchline, Hassell-Collins executing to perfection to allow Reffell to stroll home on the wing.

Van Wyk surely claiming an assist, albeit tangential, for that one.

Henry Slade kicks a simple penalty from in front of the posts to narrow the score to ten points as half time approaches.

From the penalty around thirty metres out, Pollard slots between the sticks with aplomb.

The Springbok adds the extras and Tigers increase their lead.

A second score for Tigers!

Freddie Steward initially carries up and Chiefs set their defence wide.

But Van Poortvliet has spotted the gap and he picks up from the base and steps one, two, three defenders and has the acceleration to dot down!

Pollard adds the kick from the left hand touchline and Tigers extend their lead to three points.

WHAT A SCORE!

At the half-way line, Hassell-Collins recieves the ball in space after Tigers had bypassed the blitz defence through rapd hands.

From there it's pure speed and power, the wing at full pelt racing upfield. He's just 10 metres out when a covering defence gets there but OHC just goes right through him, swatting him aside and touching down in in the corner. 

Tigers get their first points on the board.

It's Springbok 10 Pollard who almost dives over himself, the fly half hitting a lovely unders line to shoot through a gap before being brought down just metres out.

However, the referee adjudicates that Chiefs were offside when Pollard made his original break and when play is called back, the three points are kicked over.

A touchline conversion from Henry Slade adds the extras.

It's England wing Feyi-Waboso who gets the game's opening score.

Fullback Dan Jon tries to skip through a gap but is tackled by Hassell-Collins; however, an offload in the tackle falls into looping winger Olly Woodburn's grasp who releases Feyi-Waboso to score in the corner.