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TEAM NEWS | Northampton Saints v Saracens Men (GPR - Rd 22)

14.04.23
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Backs Coach Kevin Sorrell says Saracens Men will take the lessons learnt from the trip to La Rochelle in to the business end of the season as they prepare for the return of Gallagher Premiership action.

The Men in Black head to Franklin’s Gardens this weekend to face Northampton Saints, safe in the knowledge that a victory could confirm top spot as they build towards their home semi final.

Director of Rugby Mark McCall has made a number of changes to the squad for the trip to the East Midlands, with plenty of international stars given a break following a busy period domestically and on the Six Nations stage.

Eroni Mawi, Tom Woolstencroft and Christian Judge will spearhead the scrum, with Callum Hunter-Hill and Hugh Tizard combining in the second-row.

Nick Isiekwe continues in the back-row, and he is joined by Toby Knight and co-captain Jackson Wray at the base of the scrum.

Ruben de Haas gets an opportunity in the nine shirt, and he has Manu Vunipola as his half-back partner for the Northampton test.

Olly Hartley gets another chance at inside centre and will hope to carry on where he left off, and Duncan Taylor will be next to him in the midfield.

Alex Lewington and Rotimi Segun will occupy the wings, with co-captain Alex Goode pulling the strings from full-back.

On the bench there is international firepower in the form of Marco Riccioni and Ben Earl, and there could be a Premiership debut for back-row prospect Nathan Michelow at the age of just 18, a player who the coaches have huge excitement about.

Sorrell says Sarries will head to Saints with a focus on building some momentum for the coming weeks.

“The lessons were pretty harsh at the weekend. In games like that the windows of opportunity are very small so we’ve got an increased emphasis on our actions now.

It has been a hallmark of us as a group over the years to throw ourselves in to the next challenge and that will be no different this week.

Northampton have lots of talented players and a big attacking threat so we’ll respect the threat in front of us and go there to give the best account of ourselves.”

Saracens Men team to play Northampton Saints:

1 Eroni Mawi

2 Tom Woolstencroft

3 Christian Judge

4 Callum Hunter-Hill

5 Hugh Tizard

6 Nick Isiekwe

7 Toby Knight

8 Jackson Wray (cc)

9 Ruben de Haas

10 Manu Vunipola

11 Alex Lewington

12 Olly Hartley

13 Duncan Taylor

14 Rotimi Segun

15 Alex Goode (cc)

Replacements:

16 Theo Dan

17 Robin Hislop

18 Marco Riccioni

19 Nathan Michelow

20 Ben Earl

21 Ivan van Zyl

22 Josh Hallett

23 Ben Harris

2025 Under 20 Six Nations Championship Round 1 Ireland Vs England

Three Saracens named in England U20 match against France

Olamide Sodeke, Jack Bracken and Angus Hall will all pull on an England shirt once again this weekend as they play in the U20 Six Nations against France at the Rec this Friday. Former U19 Men’s captain, Sale Sharks’ Tom Burrow, assumes the captaincy for consecutive gameweeks as George Timmins (Bath Rugby) earns his first U20 […]

05.02.25
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PWR Play-off Permutations

Saracens could qualify for a place in the PWR play-offs this weekend should other results go their way. Should Bristol Bears lose to Exeter Chiefs this weekend, the North Londoners will have mathematically qualified for the final four alongside Gloucester-Hartpury and Harlequins. Saracens still have two chances to book their place in the play-offs with […]

05.02.25
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INTERNATIONAL WATCH | Ten Saracens feature in Six Nations openers

Saracens Men had ten representatives across four international games this weekend including an opening round win for England U20s on Thursday night. Jack Bracken, Angus Hall and Olamide Sodeke all featured for Mark Mapletoft's side against Ireland U20s and despite an early red card the Men in White fought brilliantly to earn a 19-3 win […]

03.02.25
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