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Northampton: Mallinder; Tuala, Dingwall, Hutchinson, Naiyaravoro; Biggar, Reinach; Van Wyk, Fish, Hill, Coles, Bean, Wood, Tonks, Harrison (capt)

Replacements: Marshall, B Franks, O Franks, Glynn, Eadie, Taylor, Symons, Proctor

Saracens: Goode; Segun, Taylor, Tompkins, Lewington; M Vunipola, Wigglesworth; Barrington, Singleton, Lamositele, Skelton, Hunter-Hill, Isiekwe, Earl, Wray (capt)

Replacements: Woolstencroft, Carre, Koch, Kpoku, Clark, Day, Morris, Gallagher

Good to see Dingwall and Coles starting. Think Sarries will be firing.....

I think there'll be a big backlash from saints after last week

Peej wrote:I think there'll be a big backlash from saints after last week

And worryingly probably the same from Sarries after their demolition by Wasps.

Very happy to have Biggar back to give some leadership and direction in the back line that has been severely lacking recently.

The 2 big losers from last weekend.
Can Saints rediscover their best running style, or can Saracens find their usual efficiency?

3 tries in the first 10 mins

Biggar injured after 20. Real shame, he was playing very well. Awkward landing on his knee after claiming a high ball very well

How is Fraser Dingwall playing?

Adam_P wrote:Biggar injured after 20. Real shame, he was playing very well. Awkward landing on his knee after claiming a high ball very well

Could be a long day at Twickenham next Saturday.

Banquo wrote:How is Fraser Dingwall playing?

Dingwall was one of the few Saints players who came out of that with much credit. Defended very hard. Mallinder did a decent job filling in at 10 too.

Adam_P wrote:

Banquo wrote:How is Fraser Dingwall playing?

Dingwall was one of the few Saints players who came out of that with much credit. Defended very hard. Mallinder did a decent job filling in at 10 too.

His defence is much better than Hutchinsons- good to hear