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Here is the latest update from the medical department. Alex Goode Is rehabilitating after having surgery on his quad, on track to return during the Premiership Rugby Cup window. Andy Onyeama-Christie Is in the rehabilitation...
The Sporting Roots project, supported by lead partner SBHL and further supported by Islamic Relief UK, works with refugees and asylum seekers who are temporarily housed in hotels in the local area. The Foundation currently...
Habib is a T Level Digital student at Saracens Sixth Form and is four weeks into his work placement. His supervisor at Quinn London has nothing but praise for this impressive young man: ‘We are...
There’s a London versus the Southwest theme developing in Premiership Women’s Rugby as we move into the final six games of the season. The top five could not be tighter, with Harlequins leading the way...
This week, it's Charlie Bracken's turn to take on the Quick Questions. Worst fashion sense in the squad? Harvey Beaton (for wearing a Cornish pirates top to Ampthill training) Best dancer in the team? Ben...
After Saturday’s Bear hunt at StoneX Stadium attention will quickly return to the Investec Champions Cup and qualifying for a home draw in the Round of 16 in Europe’s top club tournament. There will be...
Director of Rugby Alex Austerberry says every game is now must win after falling short in Northampton against Loughborough Lightning. Sarries walked away with just a losing bonus point after turning up off the pace...
Saracens Women suffered defeat on the road to Loughborough Lightning, in the opening game of 2025. It was nearly the perfect start for Saracens, as Marlie Packer charged up to the line with only two...
Saracens Men kicked off 2025 in style with a 35-26 bonus-point win over Bristol Bears. On what was a historic day as club stalwart Jamie George reached 300 club appearances, Sarries put on a show...
The case of Toby Knight, Saracens, was heard by an independent panel, chaired by Charles Cuthbert, sitting with Mitch Read and Veryan Boscawen. Knight was shown a red card for a high tackle, contrary to...
