In a high-octane clash at StoneX Stadium, Saracens secured their place in the Premiership Women's Rugby (PWR) final with a 32-24 victory over Harlequins. The semi-final was a testament to the resilience and skill of both teams, with Saracens emerging victorious thanks to standout performances from key players.

Key Moments

• Harlequins opened the scoring within two minutes through Claudia Pena, setting an intense pace for the match.
• Saracens responded with tries from Alysha Corrigan (2), Marlie Packer, and May Campbell, alongside a crucial try from Jess Breach.
• By halftime, Saracens led 20-12, showcasing their dominance.
• In the second half, a well-executed set play by Harlequins led to a try from Lauren Torley, narrowing the gap to just three points.
• Saracens regained control with tries from Corrigan and Campbell, complemented by a conversion from Zoe Harrison.
• A late try from Babalwa Latsha for Harlequins wasn’t enough to turn the tide.

Player Spotlight

Jess Breach, returning from a hip injury sustained in November, was the standout player. Her performance was pivotal in Saracens' victory. After the match, Breach expressed her relief and joy: "It's been a long season for me to get back on the pitch; I feel like I really performed back to the best of my ability today and I'm just so glad it was in a semi-final that helped the team get to a final."

Road to the Final

Saracens finished second in the PWR table, while Harlequins were a close third. This victory propels Saracens to the PWR final on March 16, where they will face the winner of the other semi-final between Gloucester-Hartpury and Bristol Bears.

Looking Ahead

The PWR final promises to be an unmissable event, with Saracens aiming to capitalize on their semi-final triumph. Rugby fans can catch the action live on BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website from 15:00 GMT.