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The turnstiles had been quiet at Sandy Park
March 31, 2022 - Exeter Chiefs made a loss of more than £6.3m in the year they won the Champions Cup and Premiership titles.
The figures from June 2020 to June 2021 saw many of the club's matches played behind closed doors due to Covid-19.
Exeter's conferencing business at Sandy Park - which had helped fund the rugby side of the club - was shut for almost all of the period due to the pandemic.
Rugby income fell from £15.7m to £9.5m while Sandy Park's income dropped £1.25m to just £127,762.
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