Saracens v Exeter Chiefs

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Saturday 15 May 2027

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StoneX Stadium • 

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Saracens Rugby Club is one of England’s most successful rugby union teams, based in north London and founded in 1876. The men’s first team competes in Premiership Rugby, the top level of English domestic rugby, and plays its home matches at StoneX Stadium in Hendon. Saracens have won the Premiership title six times, in 2011, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019 and 2023, and have lifted European rugby’s premier club trophy, the European Champions Cup, three times. Their achievements have established the club as a major force in both English and European rugby. Saracens are known for a strong academy and a history of developing international players, while their notable stars have included England internationals Owen Farrell, Maro Itoje, Jamie George and Alex Goode. The club’s distinctive black-and-red identity and passionate support make match days at StoneX Stadium a prominent part of the London sporting calendar. For supporters following Premiership Rugby, European competition, club honours and leading rugby players, Saracens remain one of the most recognizable names in professional rugby union.

Exeter European Rugby Champions Cup5 are a professional rugby union club based in Exeter, Devon, and one of the best-known teams in English club rugby. Founded in 1871, the club plays its home matches at Sandy Park, a purpose-built stadium in Exeter with a capacity of around 15,600. The European Rugby Champions Cup5 compete in Premiership Rugby and take part in domestic cup tournaments, with qualification determining their place in European competition. Their most successful period brought major titles: Exeter won the English Premiership in 2016, 2017 and 2020, and lifted the European Rugby Champions Cup in 2020. The club also won the European Rugby Challenge Cup in 2014 and the Anglo-Welsh Cup in 2018. Exeter is recognised for developing and attracting international-level players, including England centre Henry Slade and European Rugby Champions Cup8 lock Dafydd Jenkins. The team’s red, black and white colours, energetic style and loyal Devon support have helped establish a strong identity in the Premiership. Sandy Park hosts both men’s and women’s rugby, as well as community and sporting events, making it a central venue for rugby in the South West. Fans follow Exeter Chiefs for league fixtures, European campaigns, player news and club updates.