Gareth Steenson was lauded for his remarkable role in Exeter’s 27-19 victory over Saracens at Sandy Park.
The fly-half kicked nine penalties from nine attempts to give Exeter their notable success, which lifted them to second place in the Aviva Premiership.
The Exeter assistant coach, Ali Hepher, said: “There is no one I’d rather have than Gareth in those situations. He’s meticulous in his preparations and under that pressure it’s remarkable how he holds it all together.”
Steenson was Exeter’s sole points scorer and his precision rewarded a fiercely committed performance from the home pack…….. see more at :- http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2014/nov/29/exeter-saracens-premiership-match-report
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