By MG
June 10 2022
Who would have thought we would be in the middle of June with two of our biggest games still to play (hopefully two). Sarries stand in the way with home advantage in the Premiership semi-final which kicks off at 1.30. It promises to be epic.
Quins go into the game looking to defend their title and after a tough encounter at Chiefs last week, while Sarries rested most of their big names and paid the price at Gloucester.
Whichever coach made the right choice could soon become evident as Quins make only two changes from last week. Huw Jones is at full back while Caden Murley starts on the wing in place of the injured Louis Lynagh.
The pack will be unchanged which is quite a rarity these days.
On a warm breexy day on an energy sapping artificial surface the bebches couldrpove decisive. Quions will be able ti call on Tommy Allan and Luke Northmore with foiraar cover from Simon Kerrod, Matas Jurevicius and Tom Lawday.
Sarries are back to full strength with Maro Itoje making his 150th appearance and Ben Earl at openside following his Gallagher Player of the Season Award this week. Winger Max Malins is the leagues top try scorer.
| Sarries | Quins | |
| Mako Vunipola | 1 | Joe Marler |
| Jamie George | 2 | Jack Walker |
| Vincent Koch | 3 | Will Collier |
| Maro Itoje | 4 | Matt Symons |
| Tim Swinson | 5 | Hugh Tizard |
| Theo McFarland | 6 | Stephan Lewies (c) |
| Ben Earl | 7 | Will Evans |
| Billy Vunipola | 8 | Alex Dombrandt |
| Aled Davies | 9 | Danny Care |
| Owen Farrell (c) | 10 | Marcus Smith |
| Max Malins | 11 | Cadan Murley |
| Nick Tompkins | 12 | Andre Esterhuizen |
| Elliot Daly | 13 | Joe Marchant |
| Seam Maitland | 14 | Tyrone Green |
| Alex Goode | 15 | Huw Jones |
| Kapeli Pifeleti | Joe Gray | |
| Eroni Mawi | Simon Kerrod | |
| Alec Clarey | Wilco Louw | |
| Nick Isiekwe | Matas Jurevicius | |
| Andy Christie | Tom Lawday | |
| Ivan van Zyl | Lewis Gjaltema | |
| Alex Lozowski | Tommy Allan | |
| Duncan Taylor | Luke Northmore |