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Six Nations Wrap | Round Four

21.04.24
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It was another pulsating weekend of action for our Saracens Women's stars in the penultimate weekend of the Women's Guinness Six Nations.

In Italy, Louise McMillan, Fi McIntosh and Coreen Grant helped Scotland to a first ever away win over Italy, as they moved up to third in the Six Nations table. McMillan started the match, whilst McIntosh came off the bench as their side held out for an historic win.

Over at Twickenham, Marlie Packer led her side to an 88-10 rout against Ireland in front of over 47,000 people.

It was a dominant performance from the Red Roses as they set up a Grand Slam decider with France next Saturday.

Wing Jess Breach helped herself to two tries, whilst Kelsey Clifford and Sydney Gregson both impressed off the bench.

There was no winning feeling for Wales though, as they suffered a home defeat to France.

Both Georgia Evans and Donna Rose showed impressive moments throughout the game, but the French side proved to be too strong on the day.

It's all to play for heading into next weekend's final round, with the Red Roses travelling to face France in a Grand Slam decider.

Scotland head to Ireland looking for a win that would secure them a third place finish in the standings, whilst Wales gear up to face Italy at the Principality Stadium.

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Director of Rugby Alex Austerberry was pleased to secure the bonus-point win over Sale Sharks, although he insisted that there was still more to come as his side head into the business end of the season. After a fast start from Saracens, Sale hit back, posing Austerberry’s side plenty of problems, with the DoR admitting […]

13.05.24
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MATCH REPORT | Bristol Bears 20-41 Saracens Men

Saracens Men took a giant leap towards the Gallagher Premiership semi-finals after a simply stunning away performance to beat Bristol Bears 41-20 at Ashton Gate. The Men in Black, who were down to 13 men at one stage built the victory on the foundations of their defence, and added some stardust with four tries to […]

11.05.24
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