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Wales full-back Williams secures Scarlets return

Liam Williams will return to Pro14 side Scarlets next season after his contract with Premiership champions Saracens comes to an end.

Reports have claimed Liam Williams will leave Saracens to rejoin Scarlets, and the Wales full-back seems to have confirmed the move.

Saracens, the champions of England and Europe, were severely sanctioned for breaching salary cap rules that will now be subject to a review.

Saracens claim a derogatory comment made to Jamie George by Munster's chief medic sparked a fracas at Allianz Park.

In their first Premiership match since accepting a 35-point deduction for breaching salary-cap rules, Saracens defeated Bath 25-12.

After opting not to appeal against a huge fine for breaching the salary cap, Saracens have forked out for another sanction breach.

England could be without some key players for the Six Nations due to the situation at Saracens, according to Eddie Jones.

Despite initially saying they would challenge a huge points deduction for salary cap breaches, Saracens will not launch an appeal.

Racing 92, Northampton Saints and Connacht were all winners in Sunday's European Rugby Champions Cup action.

Taylor Swift proved the unlikely inspiration for beleaguered Premiership champions Saracens as they roared to victory at Gloucester.

A looming points deduction would see Saracens facing a Premiership relegation battle this season, but they defeated Gloucester on Saturday.

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.

Having been the dominant force at home and abroad, Saracens' success is now facing significant scrutiny.

Chris Robshaw says "the pinnacle of English rugby is illegal" after Saracens were found to have breached the salary cap.

European Professional Club Rugby are not happy that Champions Cup holders Saracens were not represented at a launch event on Wednesday.

Saracens will appeal against what they described as "heavy-handed sanctions", insisting they are not guilty of any wrongdoing.