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Saracens retain Premiership 7s title

14.09.19
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Premiership rugby 7s series day two

Saracens retained their Premiership 7s crown, coming from behind to defeat Wasps 35-19 at Franklin’s Gardens.

The Men in Black crossed the whitewash six times in a repeat of last year’s final, cancelling out two early scores from Wasps who scored a consolation in the second period.

Adam Powell’s side began the day against London Irish in the quarter-finals with winger Rotimi Segun getting the ball rolling by running in from his own 22.

Academy back rower Andy Christie displayed sublime footwork and acceleration to beat his man on the outside to dot down before Femi Sofolarin replied for Irish on the stroke of half-time.

Saracens have now won three Premiership 7s titles.

The Reading-based outfit went ahead when Phil Cokanasiga scuttled over but captain Tom Whiteley and Charlie Watson ensured victory and progression to the last four.

Exeter Chiefs provided the opposition and despite having a large amount of possession in the opening few minutes, they were frustrated by brilliant Sarries defending – defence so good it managed to keep them to nil for the duration of the match.

In attack, Saracens were potent. Elliott Obatoyinbo danced in and Sean Reffell’s hard work was also rewarded with a score.

Crossdale got in on the act, as did Tobias Munday, and Whiteley finished things off courtesy of Josh Hallett’s delicate hands.

So on to the final and it ended up being a case of déjà vu as the Wolfpack downed Wasps for a second successive tournament.

Will Porter and Jacob Umaga both grabbed tries as Wasps came out the blocks intent on avenging their 2018 loss, but Saracens hit back; Crossdale, Whiteley and Christie all scoring to make it 21-12 at the break.

Christie added his second of the game soon after the restart to increase his side’s advantage, before Callum Sirker closed the gap with a solo effort from his own half.

Saracens would not be denied, however, and Reffell punctured a hole in the Wasps’ defence before sending Charlie Watson over to seal back-to-back 7s title.

Saracens women v hartpury women allianz premiership women's rugby

Jemma-Jo Linkins re-signs for Saracens

Saracens can confirm that Jemma-Jo Linkins has re-signed for the club. The fullback has committed herself to North London having impressed during her first two years at the club. Linkins joined Saracens ahead of the 2023/24 season, spending time as a dual-registered player with Beckenham in Championship South. A talented fullback with a metronomic boot, […]

29.07.25
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Prem Rugby Cup Fixtures Confirmed!

Saracens Men have been drawn in Pool B for the 2025/26 Prem Rugby Cup. The Men in Black will be alongside Leicester Tigers, Newcastle Falcons, Harlequins and Northampton Saints, playing them all home and away during three windows across September, November and February. This year the competition will feature just Prem teams, and once again […]

29.07.25
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England red roses training session

Six Sarries players selected for Red Roses World Cup Squad

Six Saracens stars will feature for England in the upcoming Rugby World Cup kicking off in August. Home grown talents, May Campbell and Kelsey Clifford are selected to feature in their first World Cups, with Jess Breach, Zoe Harrison, Marlie Packer and Rosie Galligan also selected for the Sarries ranks. Head coach John Mitchell’s squad […]

24.07.25
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