Match Preview
PWR semi-final preview: Saracens vs Harlequins

The Premiership Women's Rugby has reached it's semi-final stage with London rivals Saracens and Harlequins facing off at StoneX Stadium on Saturday.
It will see second host third in the opening last four encounter with Saracens looking to go one better than last season and reach the PWR final for the first time since 2022 - the year they last won the title.
Harlequins will travel across town hoping they too can reach the final, and after a much-improved campaign compered to last season, the 2020/21 champions will be full of optimism they can claim victory.
Saturday 1st March 2025
Saracens v Harlequins - StoneX Stadium - 3pm
Match Officials
Referee: Holly Wood
Assistant Referees: Mike Hudson and James Cornell
TMO: Craig Maxwell-Keys
Oval Insights
Saracens
- Gabrielle Senft scored two tries, made 97 metres, and won two turnovers last weekend. Her match rating was a round-high 9.1.
- Zoe Harrison scored as many points as any other player in Round 18, a total of 16. Her success rate off the tee is higher than any of the other top five point-scorers in the league (77.8%).
- Marlie Packer made the joint-most carries last weekend (22) – seven of which were dominant – beat seven defenders, scored a try, and won two turnovers.
Harlequins
- Harriet Millar-Mills made more dominant tackles than any other player last weekend, a total of four.
- Jade Konkel-Roberts has made the second-most dominant carries this season, a total of 61. Her gainline success rate is 60%.
- Ellie Kildunne has made the second-most metres (1,497) and clean breaks (25) this season. She has also scored 13 tries in 12 matches.
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