Exeter Chiefs 59 vs 7 Worcester Warriors UK Premiership - Jonny Hill and Sam Simmonds scored cap deceives as Exeter ruled underneath quality Worcester with a nine-attempt win.
The hosts had the reward point wrapped up inside 30 minutes as Simmonds twice went over alongside Hill's first and a brilliant attempt by Jack Nowell.
Slope finished his cap stunt late in the primary half before Stuart Hogg crossed 30 seconds after the restart.
Jacques Vermeulen got the eighth attempt and Simmonds included his third before Ashley Beck scored a relief.
Bosses are presently 14 focuses away from second-set Sale in the Premiership after Sharks jumped Bristol with a 40-7 win on Saturday, while Worcester stay in tenth spot.
Slope's cap stunt was the first in the Premiership by a second line since Simon Shaw scored three goes after for Wasps against Saracens in March 2003.
Beck's score implied Exeter just recorded their joint-second biggest Premiership win - barely short of the 55-point edge when they scored 10 attempts to beat London Welsh 74-19 in March 2015.
Exeter Chiefs 59 vs 7 Worcester Warriors UK Premiership
Having chosen what many considered an original capacity side with 11 internationals and an all-British and Irish Lions back three, Exeter indicated their class all through against a Worcester line-up in which the greater part of their best option side was refreshed.
Both Simmonds and Hill's initial two attempts originated from short proximity as the hosts' great pack constrained their men over.
Nowell demonstrated unimaginable capacity to drag three safeguards over as he dabbed down the reward point fourth attempt in the correct corner after a stunning blind spot move off the rear of a scrum by Simmonds.
Slope's cap stunt came when he was found by Nowell on the traditional after the Lions winger dodged two Worcester safeguards and the lock ran in from 22 meters out.
Worcester's enduring proceeded with straight after the restart as Slade's circling pass discovered Alex Cuthbert on the left wing who delivered Hogg to go over unopposed.
Luke Cowan-Dickie had an attempt chalked off three minutes after the fact after an encroachment by Hogg in the development before Vermeulen's amazing overview the left wing from 30 meters out observed Exeter get their eighth attempt.
Worcester's day was summarized when thought they had jumped on the board following 58 minutes - great exchange delivered Scott van Breda to go in under the posts, yet a video survey indicated Caleb Montgomery had a foot in contact in the development.
Simmonds wrapped up his cap stunt from short proximity before Worcester got a merited attempt with 10 minutes left as Beck crossed after their solitary supported time of weight on the Exeter attempt line.
Exeter lead trainer Ali Hepher:
"The significant thing is the way hard we worked, and I'm truly satisfied as the details show it was one of our most persevering exhibitions of the period.
"It was actually how we expected to move toward it as we moved ourselves to do as such.
"Acknowledge to Worcester as they came at us from the beginning however the game got somewhat inconvenient now and again, which will in general happen when the outcome is no longer in question."
Worcester head of rugby Alan Solomons:
"Exeter were totally remarkable - you can perceive how solid a club they are by taking a second group to Bristol and winning.
"Notwithstanding, we gave them an excessive amount of slack in the principal half with respect to whatever reason, we remained off them and on the off chance that you do that against a side as amazing as them, you are in for a long evening.
"There were a few positives out there, particularly the most recent 20 minutes as we propped up to the end and were compensated with an attempt."
Exeter: Hogg; Nowell, Slade, Whitten, Cuthbert; J Simmonds (capt), Maunder; Moon, Cowan-Dickie, Williams, Gray, Hill, Ewers, Vermeulen, S Simmonds.
Substitutions: Innard, Keast, Street, Witty, Capstick, Hidalgo-Clyne, Skinner, Hendrickson
Worcester: Van Breda; David, Beck, Butler (capt), Hearle; Searle, Heaney; Black, Cutting, Palframan, Scott, Kitchener, Montgomery, Lewis, Van Velze.
Substitutions: Miller, Holsey, J Morris, Clegg, Williams, Cox, Kitto, O Morris.
Ref: Adam Leal.
Exeter Chiefs 59 vs 7 Worcester Warriors UK Premiership
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An aggregate of 2,500 fans were permitted inside the south London ground, about a tenth of the limit, five weeks on from the deferred start to the 2020 mission.
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A comparable measured group had been expected at Surrey's Bob Willis Trophy opener a month ago before the legislature halted it following a spike in Covid-19 cases.
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