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Saracens
Charlie Bracken Elliot Daly Fergus Burke
Charlie Bracken Elliot Daly Fergus Burke

Saracens are giants of English rugby. They’ve won six Premiership Rugby titles and three European Rugby Champions Cups.

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Saracens Matches

Sat 13 Dec, 2025
Investec Champions Cup
Round 2
Sharks Sharks
Round 2
28
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23
FT
Saracens Saracens
Hollywoodbets Kings Park
Sat 20 Dec, 2025
Gallagher Premiership
Round 7
Saracens Saracens
Round 7
15:00
Exeter Chiefs Exeter Chiefs
StoneX Stadium
Who will win?
Saracens 100%
0% Exeter Chiefs
Sat 27 Dec, 2025
Gallagher Premiership
Round 8
Gloucester Gloucester
Round 8
15:05
Saracens Saracens
Kingsholm
Who will win?
Gloucester 100%
0% Saracens

Saracens Rugby Team Players

Saracens Forwards

Name
Position
Rhys Carre
Prop
Eroni Mawi
Prop
Phil Brantingham
Prop
Jamie George
Hooker
Eoghan Clarke
Hooker
Theo Dan
Hooker
James Hadfield
Hooker
Marco Riccioni
Prop
Marcus Street
Prop
Alec Clarey
Prop
Tietie Tuimauga
Prop
Harvey Beaton
Prop
Maro Itoje
Lock
Harry Wilson
Lock
Olamide Sodeke
Lock
Totoa Auvaa
Lock
Kennedy Sylvester
Lock
Nick Isiekwe
Lock
Hugh Tizard
Lock
Kaden Pearce-Paul
Lock
Max Eke
Lock
Andy Christie
Back Row
Juan Martin Gonzalez
Back Row
Theo McFarland
Back Row
Nathan Michelow
Back Row
Charlie West
Back Row
Reggie Hammick
Back Row
Toby Knight
Back Row
Ben Earl
Back Row
Tom Willis
Back Row
Barnaby Merrett
Back Row
Vilikesa Nairau
Alex O'Driscoll

Saracens Backs

Name
Position
Ivan van Zyl
Scrum Half
Gareth Simpson
Scrum Half
Charlie Bracken
Scrum Half
Owen Farrell
Fly Half
Fergus Burke
Fly Half
Louie Johnson
Fly Half
Brandon Jackson
Outside Back
Max Malins
Outside Back
Rotimi Segun
Outside Back
Nick Tompkins
Centre
Olly Hartley
Centre
Elliot Daly
Centre
Alex Lozowski
Centre
Lucio Cinti
Centre
Sam Spink
Outside Back
Jack Bracken
Outside Back
Angus Hall
Outside Back
Noah Caluori
Outside Back
Tobias Elliott
Outside Back
Luke Davidson
Outside Back

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History of Saracens

The Saracens rugby union team was formed back in 1876 in Marylebone, London. It's said that the team's name was a response to the Crusaders rugby team that also played locally at the time.

Initially, Saracens fixtures were few and far between. However, when the Saracens team began to play against first-class sides, they quickly showed their worth. In the pre-league era, the Saracens team produced a number of England internationals and, by the 1970s, the team had become highly successful. 

In the professional era of rugby union, Saracens have been an incredibly strong side. In fact, between the 2013-14 season and the 2018-19 season, the Saracens rugby team won the English Premiership on four of a possible six occasions. In the other two seasons, they reached the semi-final stage of the competition once and finished as runners-up on the other occasion.

In the history of the Premiership era, Saracens have won the competition six times and they've finished as runners-up on another four occasions. In the team's history, they've also won the RFU Championship three times and have claimed three European Rugby Champions Cups.

But, despite winning the Premiership title five times between 2011 and 2019, Saracens were relegated due to financial irregularities in 2020. However, they only spent one season in the RFU Championship before gaining promotion. They finished second in the Premiership in their first season back in the competition and won the title in 2022-23. They’ve remained in the Premiership ever since. 

As you may expect from such a distinguished club, many legends of the game have represented the Saracens rugby union team in the past. Former Saracens captains include Francois Pienaar, Simon Raiwalui and Owen Farrell. Currently, the Saracens rugby union team is captained by England and British and Irish Lions captain, Maro Itoje

Now back in the Premiership and an established force in the competition, it seems like a matter of time until the Saracens rugby union team claims their next Premiership Rugby title. 

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