Tub got here again from a disappointing first half to progress via to the Champions Cup quarter-finals with a 31-22 win over Saracens; they’ll face fellow English membership Northampton Saints within the quarter-finals at house subsequent weekend
Final Up to date: 04/04/26 6:24pm

Joe Cokanasiga scored Tub’s second attempt to flip across the recreation within the second half
Tub turned to a quartet of their England backs to show the tide as they edged into the Champions Cup quarter-finals with a 31-22 victory over Saracens.
Trailing 10-0 on the interval on the Recreation Floor, the hosts burst into life with tries from Henry Arundell, Joe Cokanasiga, Ben Spencer and Ollie Lawrence as they arrange a last-eight appointment at house in opposition to Northampton.
Spencer’s 59th-minute end of an audacious assault that started on their very own try-line pivotal however the decided Saracens refused to throw within the towel and have been solely actually overwhelmed when Arundell ran in his second attempt within the eightieth minute.
Tub’s scrum wanted rescuing after a humbling first half with the introduction of prop Thomas du Toit making the distinction with the South African tighthead additionally being named man of the match.
Not like their go to to the Recreation Floor a fortnight in the past after they have been overwhelmed 62-15, it was clear Saracens meant enterprise from the beginning as they halted an early Tub onslaught together with holding up a ahead drive over the road.
Having proved their mettle in defence, they surged forward within the 14th minute when Charlie Bracken deceived Cokanasiga with a dummy from the bottom of a maul and raced over.
Tub’s scrum was starting to buckle they usually have been additionally struggling on the breakdown, however the guests have been their very own worst enemies at instances with Fergus Burke failing to seek out contact with a penalty.
Rhys Carre rampaged into area and Noah Caluori nearly crossed within the left nook earlier than Man Pepper was proven a yellow card for cynically heading the ball away on the ground.
So many components of Saracens’ recreation have been firing however the factors they deserved proved elusive with an Owen Farrell penalty their solely different rating in a half they’d managed.
Henry Arundell scored Tub’s first attempt
To punish their wastefulness, Arundell sprinted throughout after being launched by Charlie Ewels early within the second half after which Cokanasiga scooped up a free ball to weave over after Lawrence had carried into area.
The tries sandwiched a dramatic reversal within the scrum with Beno Obano sin-binned for a cumulation of penalties earlier than Du Toit compelled a penalty, offering Cokanasiga with the platform to attain.
Tub led for the primary time after which produced the spotlight of the afternoon by stopping Saracens from scoring by dislodging the ball from Andy Onyeama-Christie as he ran on the line earlier than strking with a transfer that started from their very own whitewash.
Cokanasiga escaped the 22, discovered Alfie Barbeary who waited for Spencer and the England scrum-half had gasoline to complete from lengthy vary.
Tub will play Northampton Saints within the quarter-finals
Maro Itoje after which Ivan van Zyl burst via the breakdown and Saracens have been removed from executed as a interval of strain ended with Max Malins touching down within the left nook.
However Harry Wilson was the subsequent to see yellow for a harmful sort out on Miles Reid and shortly after Lawrence crashed over from shut vary earlier than Caluori replied for Saracens, however Tub in the end had the ultimate say on the loss of life via Arundell.