Defending champions Saracens have won each of their opening nine Premiership fixtures as they stayed perfect by beating Wasps 29-6.
There were wins in the Premiership on Saturday for Exeter, Sale and Wasps, the latter triumphing despite a stunning Bristol fightback.
Teenage lock Joel Kpoku came off the bench to give Saracens a seventh Premiership wins out of seven, which put them back at the...
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Sara Cox will take charge as Wasps face Northampton Saints, becoming the first female referee in the Premiership Rugby Cup.
Having been beaten 82-21 by La Rochelle six days earlier, Enisei were once again outplayed by the French club.
Courtney Lawes had been linked with a move to the Top 14, but the long-serving lock will be staying at Franklin's Gardens.
Saracens and Exeter Chiefs met in last term's Premiership final and they are making the early running once more this season.
Northampton Saints slumped to a third defeat in four as Bath won at The Rec, while Wasps and Bristol also secured victories.
Saracens needed two late tries from David Strettle to secure a come-from-behind victory over Northampton Saints.
Dan Biggar kicked 17 points and Dylan Hartley came off the bench to score a try as Northampton Saints edged out Harlequins.
Danny Cipriani produced a sensational pass for Charlie Sharples' try while Billy Twelvetrees kicked 17 points in Gloucester's victory.
Having been out of action with concussion since the Six Nations in March, Dylan Hartley is content he is ready for a return.
Rugby United New York have confirmed the eagerly anticipated signing of former England international Ben Foden as a player-coach.
Northampton Saints and Leicester Tigers have moved their Premiership game on October 6 in aid of Rob Horne.
Dylan Hartley is "feeling a lot better" and is looking forward to resuming his career for club and country.
James Haskell has kept his Rugby World Cup dream alive by staying in the Premiership with Northampton Saints.