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Gabriel Ibitoye delivered in the downpour with a try, a crucial turnover and a hand in the late score as Pat Lam’s side ground out victory in a bruising West Country derby.

Bristol Bears defeated Exeter Chiefs 20-7 in a rain-soaked West Country derby at Ashton Gate. Winger Gabriel Ibitoye starred in the difficult conditions, scoring a try, securing a crucial turnover, and helping set up a late score to seal the win for Pat Lam's side.
Ibitoye and Ivanishvili each scored tries for Bristol, with Williams adding two conversions and two penalties. Exeter Chiefs managed a single converted try from Fisilau, converted by Slade, in the attritional contest.
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