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Tomas Francis signs two-year extension with Exeter Chiefs

Tomas Francis of Wales looks on during the RBS Six Nations match between Wales and France at the  Principality Stadium
Image: Tomas Francis of Wales has extended his deal in Devon until 2019

Wales prop Tomas Francis has signed a two-year contract extension with Exeter Chiefs.

Francis, who has been capped 14 times, has impressed since moving to Exeter from London Scottish two years ago and joins Luke Cowan-Dickie, Henry Slade and Jack Nowell in signing a fresh deal with the Chiefs in recent weeks.

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Heach coach Rob Baxter said: "In Tom's last contract, the club had a clause in there that we could extend the contract if certain terms were met.

"We have decided to go with that, and have extended his deal by a further two years beyond the end of the 2016-17 season.

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"I know he is delighted with that, and we are obviously very pleased that a player who came to us from the Championship and has been with us for a couple of seasons now sees his long-term future with us.

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"Hopefully we can help keep developing him as not only a Premiership and European quality player, but also as an international."