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WORLD CUP ROUND UP | Sarries Stars set for blockbuster knockout fixtures

09.10.23
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World Cup Wrap

The World Cup pool stages reached a dramatic conclusion over the weekend, with plenty of Saracens stars having a say in the final shake-up.

On Friday night, Marco Riccioni and his Italian side were unable to secure a result against the hosts, as their world cup journey ended at the group stage. It was a challenging evening for the Italians, as their campaign drew to a close.

On Saturday, Nick Tompkins helped Wales secure a bonus point victory over Georgia, to set up a quarter-final with Argentina next weekend. In an entertaining match, Georgia rallied in the second half, although Wales always managed to keep them at arm’s length.

It proved to be a lot more challenging for England against Theo McFarland’s Samoa side, as the Pacific Islanders came within a last-gasp tackle of snatching a famous win.

In the end, Owen Farrell’s boot proved crucial, as he broke Jonny Wilkinson’s English points record and slotted an important conversion to edge his England side to victory.

Jamie George continued to impress at hooker, with Ben Earl, Maro Itoje and Billy Vunipola doing the important work around the park.

Sunday lunchtime saw a thriller between Japan and Argentina, as the South Americans secured a last eight clash with Wales. Lucio Cinti and Juan Martin Gonzalez both started, as Argentina secured a bonus point victory to secure their place in the quarter finals.

Eroni Mawi and his Fijian side secured their place in the last eight, despite going down to Portugal in their final group match. In the end, a losing bonus point was enough to see them jump Australia and set up a clash with England in the quarter finals next Sunday for the first time since 2007.

Want to see our World Cup stars at StoneX when the tournament finishes? Seasonal Memberships are still available for the 23/24 season, click here for all the information you need!

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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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TEAM NEWS | Bristol Bears v Saracens Men (GPR - Rd 17)

Director of Rugby Mark McCall says Saracens Men will have to be at their best on Saturday as they head to face Bristol Bears in a match which will have huge implications in the race for the Gallagher Premiership top four. Sarries, who currently sit second, in possession of one of the crucial home semi-final […]

10.05.24
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