Saracens Men currently have six players sidelined with injury, here is an update on when we can expect to see them back in action for the Men in Black.

We’re excited to announce that our brand new app is now available to download, and is a must have for all Sarries supporters!

Saracens has appointed RPC as our exclusive legal services provider in a new three-year agreement.

Find out more about Saracens Centre Dom Morris

Sonia ‘Sonic’ Green became the first female player to make her 300th appearance for Saracens in the recent victory over Exeter Chiefs.

Tim Swinson has had a rollercoaster 18 months as his short-lived retirement turned in to a trophy-winning campaign with Saracens, and after signing a new one year deal in the summer he is showing no signs of slowing down.

The next generation of Saracens players will get their chance to make an impression in the coming weeks as after the Harlequins and London Irish matches, the Premiership Rugby Cup gets underway.

When you ask the question, ‘who is the greatest Saracen of all-time’ there is a vast array of recent candidates. Diprose, Buckton, Lynagh, Sella, Pienaar, Chesney, Sorrell, Farrell, Goode, Itoje, George, Wigglesworth, Ashton . . .

It was nice to see Eroni Mawi getting a call up into the Fijian squad for the autumn internationals this week and he will be carrying on a rich tradition of Saracens who have played for the south sea islands team. In fact, he probably owes his call-up to one former Saracen, Simon Raiwalui.

Nick Isiekwe is a born and bred Saracen so he is loving every minute of being back at StoneX Stadium this season and with the club which enabled him to become an England star.