Quick ball from right to left culminated in Hugo Keenan teeing up former Maori All Blacks player Lowe - one of three native Kiwis in Ireland's starting XV - to dive over in the left corner for the second successive week. Punt, fumble, field goal, punt, punt, punt, interception, field goal, punt, field goal, punt, interception was as much as the Cowboys' No 1-ranked offense could manage as the Chiefs shut them out of the end zone while allowing fewer than 20 points for the fourth successive game - the last time they did that came in a five-game stretch in 2019 en route to Super Bowl LIV glory. "I just can't believe it, it'll take a while to sink in, an amazing day," he said afterwards. "It's amazing that every week on the European Tour is just a place you want to be. I'm just fortunate to be on it and just playing golf." The visitors, now without a league win in 11, had Jon Mellish sent off just before the break but it took until the hour-mark for the Grecians to go ahead through Sam Nombe.