LEINS
	No.	Name
15Rob Kearney, FB
14Jordan Larmour, W
13Garry Ringrose, C
12Robbie Henshaw, C
11James Lowe, W
10Johnny Sexton, FH  
9Luke McGrath, SH
1Cian Healy, P
2Sean Cronin, H
3Tadhg Furlong, P T
4Devin Toner, L
5James Ryan, L
6Scott Fardy, FL
7Sean O'Brien, FL
8Jack Conan, N8
Replacements
16James Tracy, R
17Jack McGrath, R
18Michael Bent, R
19Rhys Ruddock, R
20Max Deegan, R
21Hugh O'Sullivan, R
22Ross Byrne, R
23Rory O'Loughlin, R

SARAC
	No.	Name
15Alex Goode, FB
14Liam Williams, W
13Alex Lozowski, C
12Brad Barritt, C
11Sean Maitland, W T
10Owen Farrell, FH  2  2
9Ben Spencer, SH
1Mako Vunipola, P
2Jamie George, H
3Titi Lamositele, P
4Will Skelton, L
5George Kruis, L
6Maro Itoje, FL
7Jackson Wray, FL
8Billy Vunipola, N8 T
16Joe Gray, R
17Richard Barrington, R
18Vincent Koch, R
19Nick Isiekwe, R
20Schalk Burger, R
21Richard Wigglesworth, R
22Nick Tompkins, R
23David Strettle, R

*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: St James' Park

5:00 PM, May 11, 2019

1810dReuters

Saracens crowned European Champions after ferocious victory over Leinster

England's Saracens were crowned champions of Europe for the third time in four years as they came from 10-0 down to beat last year's winners Leinster.

Match Commentary

81'+1		10-20 End of second half
75'		Player substituted - Billy Vunipola , Saracens
75'		Substitute on - Schalk Burger , Saracens

Match Stats

LEINS

SARAC

56%

44%

50%

LEINS

SARAC

189	Runs	160
366	Metres Run	437
2	Clean Breaks	9
191	Tackles	241
25	Missed Tackles	34
7	Turnover Knock On	11

Standings

Pool 1
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	BEG	4	+89	17
2	BULLS	4	+30	15
3	LYON	4	-2	12
4	SARAC	4	-17	10
5	CONN	4	-52	6
6	BTL	4	-48	5
Pool 2
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	TOUL	4	+109	20
2	HQUIN	4	+42	15
3	BATH	4	+22	15
4	RAMET	4	-1	8
5	ULST	4	-59	5
6	CDB	4	-113	3
Pool 3
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	NTHMP	4	+62	18
2	EXET	4	-12	13
3	GLASG	4	+14	10
4	MUNST	4	0	9
5	BAY	4	-25	8
6	TOUL	4	-39	2
Pool 4
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	LEINS	4	+70	19
2	STORM	4	+3	14
3	LA RO	4	+38	12
4	LEICS	4	-38	9
5	SALE	4	-7	6
6	SFRAN	4	-66	2

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