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Saracens keep Champions Cup defence alive, trio book quarter-final spots

Rhys Carre's early red card made life difficult for Saracens, but they still defeated Ospreys in the European Champions Cup.

Sam Hill and Gareth Steenson starred for Exeter in their win over London Irish, while Taqele Naiyaravoro was the hero for Northampton.

Long-serving Glasgow Warriors lock Jonny Gray will leave Scotstoun to join Premiership leaders Exeter Chiefs.

An ankle fracture is expected to sideline Henry Slade for up to two months, making him unlikely to be fit for the start of... Read more

Saracens mounted a late push but were unable to avoid losing to Exeter Chiefs at Sandy Park.

Saracens won a fifth straight Premiership match, though they are still far behind Leicester Tigers, who were defeated by Exeter Chiefs.

Brothers Joe and Sam Simmonds were influential as Exeter Chiefs moved to the brink of a quarter-final spot in Europe.

Director of rugby Rob Baxter believes there are exciting times ahead for Exeter Chiefs after he committed his future to the club.

Exeter Chiefs were made to work hard for their third European Champions Cup win in a row, with Rob Baxter relieved to get over... Read more

Rob Baxter's Exeter Chiefs survived a late scare to defeat Sale Sharks and remain firmly on track for the Champions Cup quarter-finals.

Northampton Saints made it four wins from five to go top of the Premiership, while Exeter Chiefs thrashed Wasps.

Ospreys were no match for Saracens on Saturday, while Exeter Chiefs were among the other European Champions Cup winners.

With Jonathan Davies already ruled out, Wales prop Tomas Francis is also set to miss much of the 2020 Six Nations campaign.

Ireland centre Garry Ringrose was the star of the show as Leinster started their bid to regain the Champions Cup with a bonus-point win.

Exeter Chiefs were in control at half-time, but Bristol Bears scored 20 points without reply in the second half to snatch a stunning win.

A fine of £5.36million fine and the deduction of 35 points will not necessitate a fire sale at Saracens, the club's chairman insists.