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JASON Gilmore believes Harlequins are becoming a frightening proposition in the Prem after his side came back from the dead to haunt Exeter with a thrilling Halloween victory at Sandy Park. ■By MARK STEVENS Tries: Wilson 19, Abuladze 38, Butt…

Harlequins head coach Jason Gilmore stated that his team has regained its belief after securing a thrilling comeback victory against Exeter Chiefs at Sandy Park. Quins scored five tries to claim their second consecutive Premiership win, overcoming an early-season run of three straight defeats.
Exeter scored tries through Wilson, Abuladze, Butt, and Woodburn, with Henry Slade converting all four to total 28 points. Harlequins replied through tries from Murley, David, Schmid twice, and Kenningham, alongside three Marcus Smith conversions, to seal the dramatic 31-28 road triumph.
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