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Saracens Men Fixtures 2019/20 SARACENS MEN FIXTURES 2019/20 Sat Sep 21 Wasps 13H00 Ricoh Arena Premiership Rugby Cup Sat Sep 28 Sale Sharks 15H00 Allianz Park Premiership Rugby Cup Sun Oct 6 Northampton Saints 15H00 Franklin’s Gardens Premiership Rugby Cup Sat Oct 12 Harlequins 15H00 Allianz Park Premiership Rugby Cup Sat Oct 19 Northampton Saints 15H00 Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sun Oct 27 Leicester Tigers 15H00 Welford Road Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Nov 2 London Irish 15H00 Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Nov 9 Gloucester Rugby 15H00 Kingsholm Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Nov 16 TBC TBC TBC Heineken Champions Cup Sat Nov 23 TBC TBC TBC Heineken Champions Cup Fri Nov 29 Bath Rugby 19H45 The Rec Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Dec 7 TBC TBC TBC Heineken Champions Cup Sat Dec 14 TBC TBC TBC Heineken Champions Cup Sat Dec 21 Bristol Bears 15H00 Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sun Dec 29 Exeter Chiefs 15H00 Sandy Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Jan 4 Worcester Warriors 15H00 Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Jan 11 TBC TBC TBC Heineken Champions Cup Sat Jan 18 TBC TBC TBC Heineken Champions Cup Sat Jan 25 Harlequins TBC The Stoop Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Feb 1 Premiership Rugby Cup SF Sat Feb 8 Premiership Rugby Cup SF Sat Feb 15 Sale Sharks TBC Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Feb 22 Wasps TBC Ricoh Arena Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Feb 29 Northampton Saints TBC Franklins Gardens Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Mar 7 Leicester Tigers TBC Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Mar 14 Premiership Rugby Cup Final Sat Mar 21 Bristol Bears TBC Ashton Gate Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Mar 28 Harlequins TBC Tottenham Hotspur Stdm Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Apr 4 Heineken Champions Cup QF Sat Apr 11 Gloucester Rugby TBC Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Apr 18 London Irish TBC Madjeski Stadium Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat Apr 25 Wasps TBC Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat May 2 Heineken Champions Cup SF Sat May 9 Sale Sharks TBC AJ Bell Stadium Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat May 16 Exeter Chiefs TBC Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat May 23 Heineken Champions Cup Final Sat May 30 Worcester Warriors TBC Sixways Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat June 6 Bath Rugby TBC Allianz Park Gallagher Premiership Rugby Sat June 13 Gallagher Premiership Rugby SF Sat June 20 Gallagher Premiership Rugby Final * Fixtures subject to change SARACENS WOMEN TYRRELLS PREMIER 15s FIXTURES 2019/20 Sat Sep 21 Bristol Bears Women 12H00 Shaftesbury Park Sun Sep 29 Richmond FC TBC Allianz Park Sat Oct 5 Loughborough Lightning 14H00 Loughborough University Sun Oct 13 Worcester Warriors Women TBC Allianz Park 19-20 Oct Firwood Waterloo Ladies TBC Memorial Ground 26-27 Oct Gloucester-Hartpury Women TBC Allianz Park 30 Nov-1 Dec Wasps FC Ladies TBC Twyford Avenue 7-8 Dec DMP Sharks TBC Allianz Park 14-15 Dec Harlequins Women TBC Twickenham Stoop 21-22 Dec Richmond FC TBC Richmond Athletic Ground 11-12 Jan Loughborough Lightning TBC Allianz Park 18-19 Jan Worcester Warriors Women TBC Sixways Stadium 21-22 Mar Firwood Waterloo Ladies TBC Allianz Park 28-29 Mar Gloucester-Hartpury Women TBC Hartpury College 4-5 Apr Wasps Ladies FC TBC Allianz Park 11-12 Apr DMP Sharks TBC Northern Echo Area Sat 18 Apr Harlequins Women TBC Allianz Park Sun 26 Apr Bristol Bears Women TBC Allianz Park SARACENS STORM FIXTURES 2019/20 Mon Nov 25 Bath United TBC TBC Mon Dec 16 London Irish TBC TBC Mon Dec 23 Exeter Braves TBC Allianz Park Mon Dec 30 Harlequins TBC Allianz Park Mon Jan 20 Bristol Bears A TBC TBC Mon Mar 23 London Irish TBC Allianz Park Mon Apr 6 Exeter Braves TBC TBC Mon Apr 13 Bristol Bears A TBC Allianz Park Mon Apr 20 Harlequins TBC TBC Mon May 4 Bath United TBC Allianz Park * Fixtures subject to change.
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