In the know: Bristol v Exeter Chiefs

Kick-off: Tomorrow, 3pm

Ground: Memorial Stadium, Filton Avenue, Horfield, Bristol

Exeter head coach: Rob Baxter

Captain: Alan Miller

Top points scorer: Gareth Steenson – 56

Top try scorer: Matt Jess – 3

Last six results Plymouth Albion (H) Won 30-24 Coventry (A) Won 27-13 Doncaster (H) Won 32-20 Moseley (A) Won 50-25 Sale Sharks (A) Lost 17-13 FR Sale Sharks (H) Won 25-20 FR All matches Championship unless stated. FR = Pre-season friendly

Tickets: Tickets are still available in all areas of the ground, priced as follows: West Stand/Centenary Stand – £28 adults, £23 concessions (aged 60-plus or in full-time education), £15 under-16s; South Stand – £20/£18/£8; West Enclosure/Centenary Terrace/Family Enclosure – £18/£15/£8; Blackthorn End – £15/£13/£8. Last meeting: March 27, 2005 –Bristol 68 Exeter 15 How will it go by Steve Cotton: Winning at Bedford will have given Bristol massive confidence, and despite Exeter also having a 100 per cent winning record, I back Bristol to win by five points. Words of wisdom: They're a very ambitious club and over the last few seasons they've been there or thereabouts. But I suppose for them it's coming to crunch time now – Bristol lock Roy Winters on Exeter's Guinness Premiership ambitions Just a thought: Bristol have won 76 of the previous 94 matches between the clubs, including a 15-0 success in their first meeting in February 1893.