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TEAM NEWS | Worcester Warriors vs Saracens Women (AP15s Rd16)

19.05.23
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Fly half Holly Aitchison is hoping that her side can continue to build on "a really good step forward" against Exeter.

Last weekend, Saracens returned to league action with a crucial victory at home against the then-league leaders and Aitchison feels that the squad are beginning to find their groove at just the right time.

"It was a really good atmosphere at home. Leading into the run-up to the play-offs, there's a chance that we could come up against Exeter again, so it was really good to get over the mental challenge of playing a team like that."

Whilst Saracens secured a bonus point victory, they did let Exeter back into the match as the game progressed. Aitchison has challenged her teammates to put in a full performance for the entire eighty minutes on Saturday.

"I think we were pleased with the end result, but there are still loads of things to work on. One of those is performing for the full eighty minutes. We let Exeter get away from us in the last twenty minutes, so we need to work on that heading into Worcester."

Ahead of this one, Director of Rugby Alex Austerberry has made several changes to the matchday squad.

In the front row, Hannah Botterman continues after a try scoring return to Sarries colours last weekend, alongside Jodie Rettie and Alex Ellis. Ellis comes into the side in place of Kelsey Clifford, who drops to the bench, alongside May Campbell.

In the second row, Poppy Cleall returns to the matchday side, to partner Louise McMillan. In the back row, Grace Moore comes into the side at openside flanker, with Georgia Evans and Marlie Packer joining her in the backrow.

The backline is unchanged from last weekend's victory. Leanne Infante and Holly Aitchison continue at halfback, with Sarah McKenna and Sydney Gregson named in the centres.

The back three also remains unchanged, with Jess Breach joined by Lotte Clapp and Coreen Grant, after the two wingers both scored on their return to league action last weekend.

Amongst the replacements, Mackenzie Carson could make her first appearance since making her international debut, with the aforementioned Campbell and Clifford ready to add firepower from the bench.

Fi McIntosh and Sharifa Kasolo will provide the additional forwards cover, whilst Ella Wyrwas, Flo Williams and Isla Alejandro will look to make an impact in the backline.

The Warriors may be out of play-off contention, but Aitchison is expecting a big battle against Jo Yapp's side, as they look to finish with a bang.

"Worcester are a physical side. We're expecting a big battle upfront. We respect everyone, no matter their league position, so we're hoping we come away with the win."

 

Saracens Women's Team vs Worcester:

  1. Hannah Botterman
  2. Jodie Rettie
  3. Alex Ellis
  4. Louise McMillan
  5. Poppy Cleall
  6. Georgia Evans
  7. Grace Moore
  8. Marlie Packer (co-captain)
  9. Leanne Infante
  10. Holly Aitchison
  11. Lotte Clapp (co-captain)
  12. Sarah McKenna
  13. Sydney Gregson
  14. Coreen Grant
  15. Jess Breach
    Replacements:
  16. May Campbell
  17. Mackenzie Carson
  18. Kelsey Clifford
  19. Fi McIntosh
  20. Sharifa Kasolo
  21. Ella Wyrwas
  22. Flo Williams
  23. Isla Alejandro
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13.01.25
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Remaining regular season Gallagher Premiership fixtures confirmed

Premiership Rugby have confirmed the fixtures and broadcast information for Rounds 12 to 18 of the Gallagher Premiership season. Gallagher Premiership Rugby returns from the Guinness Six Nations with a bang in Round 12 as the Derby Weekend fixtures are run back in ‘Derby Weekend: The Rematch’ with scores to settle after a dramatic series […]

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MATCH REPORT | Munster Rugby 17-12 Saracens Men

Saracens Men were beaten in the Investec Champions Cup for the first time this season after a second-half comeback earned Munster Rugby a 17-12 win at Thomond Park. The Men in Black dominated for large periods of the game and showed outstanding endeavour in a hostile atmosphere but were ultimately undone by the Irish side […]

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