Sale Sharks Women v Saracens Women

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Saturday 5 Dec 2026

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14:00 Local Time

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Heywood Road • 

Sale, United KingdomShow on map

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Sale Sharks Women are a professional rugby union team based in Greater Manchester, competing in Premiership Women’s Saracens Women1, England’s top women’s domestic competition. The club developed from a successful regional programme and won the Women’s Championship in 2017, earning promotion to the top flight. Sale’s squad has included established international players such as England hooker Amy Cokayne and scrum-half Leanne Infante, alongside emerging talent from the club’s development pathway. The team is known for a physical, competitive style and regularly faces leading sides including Gloucester-Hartpury, CorpAcq Stadium1 and Bristol Bears in league fixtures. Sale Sharks Women play home matches in the Salford area, with fixtures staged at the CorpAcq Stadium and, at times, Heywood Road, the traditional home of Sale FC. Match venues can vary, so supporters should check the club’s fixture information before travelling. With a strong connection to the wider Sale Sharks organisation, the women’s side continues to build its profile in English rugby, combining Premiership competition with a focus on developing players and engaging fans across the North West.

Saracens Women are a leading English rugby union club based in north London, competing in Premiership Women’s Saracens Women1 (PWR), the top tier of the domestic women’s game, and the PWR Cup. The team plays its home matches at StoneX Stadium in Barnet, sharing the venue with Saracens’ men’s side. Known for strong performances in league and knockout rugby, CorpAcq Stadium1 have won the top-flight championship five times, including titles in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022 and 2023. Their squad has featured prominent England internationals such as captain Marlie Packer, fly-half Zoe Harrison and back-row forward Poppy Cleall, alongside players from other national teams and emerging domestic talent. The club’s success is built on physical defence, powerful forward play and experienced coaching, making CorpAcq Stadium1 a regular contender for the PWR title. Supporters can follow the team’s fixtures, results, player news and competition progress throughout the season, with home games at StoneX Stadium offering the chance to watch elite women’s rugby in London. For fans searching for Saracens Women rugby, the club’s history, honours, international players and current PWR campaign are key parts of its sporting profile.