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TEAM NEWS | Saracens Men Vs Bristol Bears (PREM R2)

03.10.25
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Max Malins is anticipating a fierce clash against his former side as Saracens return to North London against Bristol Bears on Saturday.

Malins will play his first PREM game for Saracens in NW4 in over two years as he lines up at full-back for the fourth successive game following his return from injury.

The former Bristolian is one of 20 players who have retained their places in the match day squad after round one as Director of Rugby Mark McCall looks to continue the momentum from a successful trip to Newcastle last Friday.

The front-row remains unchanged with Rhys Carre and Marco Riccioni propping down alongside Theo Dan in an all-international front row. There is a shift in the engine room as Harry Wilson joins Hugh Tizard in the second row which moves Nick Isiekwe out to blindside flanker.

The rest of the pack remains untouched with Andy Onyeama-Christie fresh from scoring against the Red Bulls on the openside and Tom Willis hoping to recreate his magical moments against the Bears at number eight.

Ivan Van Zyl continues to skipper the side from scrum half, partnered with Fergus Burke who starts in the 10 shirt. The impressive midfield combination of Owen Farrell and Nick Tompkins is repeated in North London, giving Farrell the chance to run out in front of the StoneX Stadium faithful once more.

There is a change in the back-three as Rotimi Segun is joined by 19 year old Jack Bracken who makes his first Gallagher PREM start on the right wing. Max Malins will look to continue his hot form in North London having scored a brace the last time Saracens played at home against Northampton.

The bench provides a chance for 20 year old Charlie West to make his Gallagher PREM debut after impressing across pre-season. Noah Caluori also retains his spot in the side after catching headlines with his audacious debut score seven days ago.

Malins is prepared for a huge clash come Saturday.

“I can’t wait to play at StoneX again in the PREM and hear it in full noise. It’s also going to be great lining up against some familiar faces.

We want to build on the Newcastle win and keep pushing forward at the start of the season.”

Saracens Men team to play Bristol Bears:

1 Rhys Carre

2 Theo Dan

3 Marco Riccioni

4 Harry Wilson

5 Hugh Tizard

6 Nick Isiekwe

7 Andy Onyeama-Christie

8 Tom Willis

9 Ivan Van Zyl (c)

10 Fergus Burke

11 Rotimi Segun

12 Owen Farrell

13 Nick Tompkins

14 Jack Bracken

15 Max Malins

Replacements:

16 Eoghan Clarke

17 Eroni Mawi

18 Alec Clarey

19 Olamide Sodeke

20 Charlie West

21 Charlie Bracken

22 Cameron Hutchison

23 Noah Caluori

Unavailable: Lucio Cinti, Ben Earl, Jamie George, Juan Martin Gonzalez, Maro Itoje, Tietie Tuimauga.

Injured: Phil Brantingham, Elliot Daly, Max Eke, Tobias Elliott, Angus Hall, Olly Hartley, Toby Knight, Alex Lozowski, Theo McFarland, Vilikesa Nairau, Sam Spink, Brandon Jackson, Harvey Beaton.

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02.09.25

StoneX Stadium Fireworks return on Saturday 8 November

Get ready for an unforgettable night of thrills and excitement as the spectacular Fireworks Display as StoneX Stadium is back for 2025! Join us on Saturday 8th November, for an electrifying evening filled with dazzling fireworks, entertainment and family fun. Gates open at 16:30, with the fireworks display lighting up the sky from 18:30. This […]

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24.10.25

MATCH REPORT | Northampton Saints 43-31 Saracens Men

Saracens Men had to settle for a bonus-point after a thrilling match at Franklin’s Gardens ended in a 43-31 defeat to Northampton Saints. The Original Club of North London trailed 17-0 early on but roared back in a rollercoaster of a match in the East Midlands between the top two teams in the Gallagher PREM. […]

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TEAM NEWS | Gloucester-Hartpury Vs Saracens (PWR R1)

Jess Breach is ready for the challenge ahead as Saracens head to Gloucester Hartpury for a repeat of the PWR Final last year. Breach starts on the wing fresh off World Cup glory as one of 11 players who competed across the tournament in the match day squad. Her selection rounds off a great week […]

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Olivia Apps joins Saracens

Saracens are delighted to confirm the signing of Olivia Apps as injury cover during the 2025/26 season. The Canadian international will head to North London fresh from starring for her national side in the Rugby World Cup. Apps was present in all seven of Canada’s match day squads, including the World Cup Final where she […]

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