Saracens v Trailfinders Women in the PWR

🏉 Saracens complete the regular 2025/2026 Premiership Women’s Rugby season with a London derby against Trailfinders Women at StoneX Stadium on Sunday 7 June.  Read on for a preview and how you can be there.

Saracens have been a force in the top tier of English women’s club rugby since the Premier15s launched in 2017.  Now they are on the hunt for the ultimate prize in Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) after losing out to Gloucester Hartpury in the final last season.  Saracens Women tickets are on sale for all home matches this season.  

The PWR (see below for a full introduction) is into its third season and Saracens are slowly but surely getting closer to lifting the PWR trophy.  The north London side made it to the semi-finals in 2023/2024, losing out to Bristol Bears in the semi-finals.  Last season Saracens went one better beating London rivals Harlequins in the semi-finals.  However, defending champions Gloucester Hartpury proved too strong in the final securing a 34-19 win at StoneX Stadium.

9 sides in total are contesting the current campaign.  The regular season runs from October 2025 until early June 2026, followed by the semi-final play-offs and then the PWR Final on Sunday 28 June.  Along with Saracens, Harlequins and Trailfinders Women are the capital’s representatives in the PWR.  They’re joined by champions Gloucester Hartpury along with Bristol Bears, Exeter Chiefs, Leicester Tigers, Loughborough Lightning and Sale Sharks.

Saracens squad is packed with stars including six of the victorious Red Roses squad selected for the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup: Jess Breach, Zoe Harrison, Marlie Packer, May Campbell, Kelsey Clifford and Rosie Galligan.

SEASON SO FAR

Heading towards April, Saracens are second in the table on 56 points.  The Londoners have only lost twice this season, most recently against defending champions Gloucester Hartpury who came from behind to defeat Saracens 22-17 when the sides met at StoneX Stadium in mid-March.  That result saw Gloucester (who are unbeaten so far this season) maintain their position at the top of the table on 60 points.

The nearest challengers to the top two are Exeter Chiefs (in third place on 41 points).  Harlequins are in fourth place on 35 points, with Trailfinders Women in sixth on 32 points.  The top four sides at the conclusion of the regular season will take part in the play-offs to decide who plays in the PWR Final at The Stoop on Sunday 28 June.

SARACENS WOMEN TICKETS, FIXTURES & TRAVEL

🎟️ Saracens Women tickets are available via the ‘Get Tickets’ link.

🏉 For 2025/2026 fixtures tap here and select ‘Saracens Women’.

🚊🚗 Travel tips: Mill Hill Broadway is the nearest railway station which is easily accessible from Farringdon/London St Pancras (to the south) and St Albans and Luton (to the north).  The station is a 5 minute taxi journey from the stadium.  Mill Hill East tube station – on the Northern Line – is a 7 minute taxi journey to Allianz Park.  If travelling by car the stadium is just 400 metres from Junction 2 of the M1, 12 minutes inside the M25 and right next to the North Circular.  Allianz Park offers 800 guest parking spaces.

ABOUT PREMIERSHIP WOMEN’S RUGBY (PWR)

A new era for women’s rugby in England started in July 2023 with the launch of Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR).  It replaced the Premier 15s which started in September 2017.

Premiership Women’s Rugby manage the Premiership Women’s Rugby club competition.  The 2025/2026 season will take place between October 2025 to June 2026.  The regular season features 18 rounds of matches concluding in early June.  That’s followed by the semi-final play-offs and then the PWR Final on Sunday 28 June.

PWR exists to deliver a ten-year strategy for women’s rugby in England.  A partnership between the Rugby Football Union (RFU) and the clubs, the launch of the Premiership Women’s Rugby league is part of that strategy.

The mission of Premiership Women’s Rugby is to be the world’s most competitive, progressive and sustainable domestic competition.  The PWR vision and mission is to create a generation of players and fans inspired by world-class club competition over the next decade.

A top tier of women’s rugby union has existed since 1990.  It lead to an improvement in England’s fortunes on the international stage.  This ultimately saw the ‘Red Roses’ win the Women’s Rugby World Cup in 2014 and finish runners-up in 2017.

September 2017 saw the commencement of the Premier 15s designed to support the Red Roses’ ambition to be the number one team in the world.  10 teams took part.  Saracens Women were the inaugural champions beating London rivals Harlequins in the play-off final.

Teams for 2025/2026

Bristol Bears, Exeter Chiefs, Gloucester-Hartpury, Harlequins, Leicester Tigers, Loughborough Lightning, Sale Sharks, Saracens, and Trailfinders Women.

The three London Premiership Women’s rugby teams are Harlequins (based at Twickenham Stoop and Guildford).  Saracens (who play their home matches at StoneX Stadium).  Trailfinders (based at Trailfinders Sports Club).

SARACENS WOMENS TICKETS FOR THIS SEASON – SEE ABOVE FOR HOW TO PURCHASE!

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