Saracens

Jan 25, 2025 | saracens.com | Harry Scott-Munro

Saracens arrived at a side that had won their last 10 games in a row, but they wasted no time in putting their best foot forward, as they withstood early Quins pressure and secured a turnover in midfield, before applying the pressure in the hosts’ 22. Young fly-half Amelia MacDougall was continuing to control things superbly with the boot, as she continually put her side into strong attacking positions.

Jan 24, 2025 | saracens.com | Harry Scott-Munro

A 16-try victory over the Tigers catapulted Saracens into the thick of the play-off hunt, but Evans insists that her side are still looking to fine-tune elements of their performance. "Against Leicester, passages of our defence and attack were brilliant, but there are still things we've looked at this week. We want to have a clinical edge to make sure those last passes stick or the tackle is made. It's all about piecing it all together and trying to play that perfect game.

Jan 21, 2025 | saracens.com | Harry Scott-Munro

The 2025-26 Premiership Women's Rugby season will start on the weekend of 25-26 October, four weeks after the Rugby World Cup Final is played at Allianz Stadium. The PWR Cup will also return after a year's hiatus, with Saracens looking to defend their title. The cup competition will run prior to the start of the PWR league campaign, kicking off in mid-August, with the final scheduled to take place 11-12th October, before the league campaign begins a fortnight later.

Jan 17, 2025 | saracens.com | Will Roberts

The winger will lead the team out for his 100th appearance, and will bring up three figures in a decisive Investec Champions Cup pool tie that will see both teams battle for a in the knockout stages. After losing narrowly to Munster in a hard-hitting battle last Saturday at Thomond Park, Saracens will look to make amends in a crucial game which could guarantee the North Londoners a home round of 16 tie if they can secure the win.

Jan 16, 2025 | saracens.com | Will Roberts

In a bid to continue their unbeaten run, Saracens head home for the first time this U18 campaign to face Exeter Chiefs who travel out of Devon for their first away game of the season. The Chiefs are yet to rack up a win, with home losses to both Bath and Harlequins recorded in the opening two rounds, therefore the visitors will be keen to upset on the road to keep their chances of a good placement in the Southern bracket alive.