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Gallagher Premiership Grand Final – Saracens v Sale Sharks – Saturday 27 May: kick-off time, team news, where to watch and more!

Saracens and Sale Sharks clash in what is expected to be a thrilling Gallagher Premiership final at Twickenham on Saturday. Get the latest team news, kick-off times and more here!

Saracens and Sale Sharks clash in what is expected to be a thrilling Gallagher Premiership final at Twickenham on Saturday. Get the latest team news, kick-off times and more here!

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Saracens or Sale?

Saracens’ squad is littered with winners, with several of their players regarded as all-time Premiership Rugby greats. In players like Owen Farrell and Alex Goode, they have the experience and pedigree required to earn their club what would be an incredible sixth Premiership crown.

Sale Sharks haven’t won the competition since claiming their one and only Prem title 17-years ago. Bolstered by numerous South Africans, the du Preez brothers among them, could they upset the status quo and earn what would be a monumental victory?

Betting odds

Saracens are heavily favoured to take this one at 51/100 with a squad of players very familiar with lifting major silverware. They dispatched of Northampton Saints 38-15 in their semi-final clash at the StoneX after topping the table and will be difficult to beat here.

Sale, who last won the competition back in 2006, will need to produce their best performance of the season to upset what is a formidable Sarries outfit. They claimed a 21-13 win over defending champs Leicester Tigers in their semi-final at the AJ Bell.

Saracens 51/100 | Draw 20/1 | Sale Sharks 33/20

Handicap
Saracens (-4.5) 9/10 | Sale (+4.5) 9/10

When and where to watch

The Gallagher Premiership final will be broadcast live on SuperSport Action (channel 210) at 15:55.

Twickenham Stadium

The most famous rugby stadium in the world, also known as The Cabbage Patch, will once again play host to the Gallagher Premiership final. With a capacity of 82, 000, Twickenham, founded in 1907, always delivers an exceptional atmosphere.

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