Saracens continue their push toward the Gallagher PREM Rugby playoffs on Saturday when they host longtime rivals Harlequins in a London derby loaded with postseason implications.
With just two rounds remaining, every point matters for a Saracens side that has surged back into contention and now sits only three points behind fourth-placed Exeter Chiefs.
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The hosts enter the weekend in strong form and make three changes to the side that defeated Gloucester Rugby last time out. Eroni Mawi returns to the front row alongside Jamie George and Marcus Street, while Tobias Elliott earns a start on the wing following Rotimi Segun’s injury.
Captain Maro Itoje again leads a powerful pack that has helped drive Saracens back into the playoff conversation.
Harlequins may be outside the playoff race, but they remain motivated by European qualification and derby pride. The visitors make just one change to the side, with Sean Kerr replacing Luke Northmore in midfield.
The match also marks significant milestones for several Quins players, including Cadan Murley’s 150th appearance and Chandler Cunningham-South’s 50th outing for the club.
TWO ROUNDS LEFT.
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The @premrugby playoff race is down to the wire. Exeter (55), Saracens (52), and Bristol (50) are fighting for ONE final spot.
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Saracens boast some of the most dangerous attacking numbers in the PREM, leading the league in both offloads and defenders beaten. Noah Caluori continues to headline that attack with a league-leading 18 tries.
Harlequins counter with one of the league’s most efficient kicking games, while Jack Kenningham remains one of the competition’s top defensive forwards, leading the PREM in defensive ruck entries.
Saracens vs. Harlequins Kickoff Time
Saracens host Harlequins at 8 a.m. ET on Saturday, with Luke Pearce appointed as referee. The match is part of the Gallagher PREM Rugby schedule.
How To Watch Saracens vs. Harlequins
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Saracens Lineup vs. Harlequins
- Max Malins
- Noah Caluori
- Nick Tompkins
- Olly Hartley
- Tobias Elliott
- Fergus Burke
- Charlie Bracken
- Eroni Mawi
- Jamie George
- Marcus Street
- Maro Itoje (c)
- Hugh Tizard
- Nick Isiekwe
- Ben Earl
- Tom Willis
Replacements:
- Theo Dan
- Rhys Carre
- Alec Clarey
- Theo McFarland
- Nathan Michelow
- Ivan Van Zyl
- Owen Farrell
- Jack Bracken
Harlequins Lineup vs. Saracens
- Jamie Benson
- Cameron Anderson
- Sean Kerr
- Bryn Bradley
- Cadan Murley
- Marcus Smith
- Will Porter
- Will Hobson
- Sam Riley
- Pedro Delgado
- Zach Carr
- Elliot Williams
- Chandler Cunningham-South
- Jack Kenningham
- Alex Dombrandt (c)
Replacements:
- Jack Musk
- Boris Wenger
- Ollie Streeter
- Jonny Green
- Seb Driscoll
- Will Evans
- Stu Townsend
- Cassius Cleaves
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