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SARACENS WOMEN ALLIANZ PREMIER 15S FIXTURES 2021/22 Sat Sep 4 Wasps FC Ladies TBC Twyford Avenue Allianz Premier 15s Sat Sep 11 DMP Durham Sharks TBC Northern Echo Arena Allianz Premier 15s Sat Sep 18 Loughborough Lightning 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Oct 2 Worcester Warriors Women TBC Sixways Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sun Oct 10 Exeter Chiefs Women 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Oct 30 Worcester Warriors Women TBC Sixways Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Nov 6 Loughborough Lightning 14H00 Epinal Way, Uni campus Allianz Premier 15s Sat Nov 13 Sale Sharks 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Nov 27 Gloucester-Hartpury TBC Hartpury College Allianz Premier 15s Sat Dec 4 Bristol Bears 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Dec 11 Harlequins Women 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sun Dec 19 Sale Sharks TBC Heywood Road Allianz Premier 15s Sun Jan 9 DMP Durham Sharks 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Jan 15 Loughborough Lightning 14H00 Epinal Way, Uni campus Allianz Premier 15s Sat Jan 29 Worcester Warriors Women 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Feb 5 Harlequins Women TBC Twickenham Stoop Allianz Premier 15s Sat Feb 19 Gloucester-Hartpury 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Feb 26 Bristol Bears TBC Shaftsbury Park Allianz Premier 15s Sun Mar 6 Sale Sharks 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Mar 26 BYE Sat Apr 2 Exeter Chiefs Women 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sat Apr 16 CUP PLAY OFFS Sat Apr 23 CUP FINALS Sat May 7 Exeter Chiefs Women TBC Sandy Park Allianz Premier 15s Sat May 14 Wasps FC Ladies 14H00 StoneX Stadium Allianz Premier 15s Sun May 21 LEAGUE SEMI FINALS TBC Sat Jun 4 LEAGUE FINAL TBC * Fixtures subject to change * Fixtures in red refer to Cup games.

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