Harlequins v Northampton Saints

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Monday 28 Dec 2026

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04:00 Local Time (Tue 29 Dec 2026)

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Allianz Stadium • 

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Harlequins Northampton Saints7 Union Club is a professional rugby union team based in Twickenham, southwest London, and a prominent competitor in Premiership Northampton Saints7, England’s top domestic league. Founded in 1866, the club plays its home matches at the Twickenham Stoop, a stadium with a capacity of around 14,800 located close to Twickenham Stadium. Harlequins have won the English league title twice, in 2012 and 2021, and claimed European Challenge Cup honours in 2001, 2004 and 2011. Known for an attacking style and distinctive multi-coloured kit, the team has built a strong following among rugby supporters. Notable players associated with Harlequins include England internationals Marcus Smith, Danny Care and Alex Dombrandt, who have contributed to the club’s success and visibility in top-level rugby. The men’s side regularly faces leading English clubs in Premiership Northampton Saints7 and competes in European tournaments when it qualifies. With a long history, major domestic and European achievements, and a distinctive home ground, Harlequins remain one of the best-known rugby union clubs in England. Fans can follow the team’s fixtures, results, squad news and competition progress throughout the season.

Northampton Saints are one of English rugby union’s best-known clubs, based in Northampton, England, and founded in 1880. The Saints compete in Premiership Northampton Saints7, the country’s top domestic league, and regularly face leading European sides in the EPCR Champions Cup. Their home ground, cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens, has a capacity of around 15,000 and is known for its passionate match-day atmosphere. Northampton have won the English league title twice, in 2014 and 2024, and lifted the European Rugby Champions Cup in 2000. The club also claimed the European Challenge Cup in 2009, adding to its record of success in domestic and continental competitions. Saints supporters follow a strong tradition of developing international talent, with England players including Alex Mitchell, Fin Smith, George Furbank, Tommy Freeman, Fraser Dingwall and Alex Coles among the team’s prominent recent names. Combining a proud history with an attacking style of play, Northampton Saints remain a major force in English rugby and a popular choice for fans seeking Premiership fixtures, European rugby and live sport in the East Midlands.