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For the first time in three years, Saracens are back in the latter stages of the Champions Cup. If they are to add to the three titles they secured in the 2010s, they will have to do it the hard way – with a quarter-final at the home of the champions La Rochelle on Easter Sunday.
Ospreys wheel out their big guns as they look to take another step forward in Europe — with opponents Saracens able to call on some significant firepower themselves in today’s round of 16 Heineken Champions Cup clash in Barnet (3pm)
At the home of one undisputed No 10, Owen Farrell edged his fly-half rival Marcus Smith to guide Saracens to a home semi-final in an entertaining bonus point victory over Harlequins. Farrell departed the pitch with a nasty bang to his left ankle before full-time but up till then had played his part in a powerful if far from perfect performance from the league leaders who are now assured of a top-two finish.
England’s fly-half rivals Owen Farrell and Marcus Smith will go head-to-head as Saracens entertain Harlequins on Saturday with the vast majority of Steve Borthwick’s squad straight back into action for their clubs this weekend.
Central contracts for England internationals should be at the “top of the agenda” in negotiations over the future of the domestic game, according to the Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall.
England full-back Freddie Steward has been cleared to play after his red card for a dangerous challenge on Hugo Keenan in Saturday's Six Nations defeat by Ireland was overturned.
The England full-back Freddie Steward has been cleared to play after his red card in Saturday’s Six Nations defeat by Ireland was overturned.
South African referee Jaco Peyper was dragged into the firing line after sending off Englishman Freddie Steward in their 29-16 defeat to Six Nations champions Ireland in Dublin on Saturday.