MX23RW : Thursday, April 25 00:42:05| >> :600:3733223:3733223:
Northampton Saints
Gallagher Premiership
Nov 7, 2015 at 3.15pm UK
 
Saracens
SaintsNorthampton Saints
6-12
Saracens
FT

Saracens beat Northampton Saints, no tries scored

Two of the Aviva Premiership's title hopefuls failed to score any tries as Saracens edged out Northampton Saints in a close contest.

Saracens beat Northampton Saints 12-6 this afternoon in a match that saw no tries between two of England's best sides.

Stephen Myler hit a penalty for Saints after just three minutes, but this proved to be the only score for the next half an hour as the two teams settled into a physical arm wrestle.

Owen Farrell then hit a couple of penalties of his own within the last five minutes of the half as Saracens ended the first 40 on top.

 Mako Vunipola of Saraces is tackled by George North during the Aviva Premiership match between Northampton Saints and Saracens at Franklin's Gardens on November 7, 2015 in Northampton, England.© Getty Images

Farrell kicked another penalty just after the restart before a Schalk Brits break got Saracens in a good position, but they were unable to capitalise.

Northampton then nearly scored but were deemed to have held on to the ball just before the tryline, before Farrell added his fourth penalty 10 minutes from time to secure the win.

JJ Hanrahan kicked another penalty for Saints on the stroke of full time to make sure his side left with a bonus point.

League leaders Saracens have now won all four of their matches this season, while Northampton sit in ninth with just one win.

ID:256339: cacheID:256339:1false2false3false:QQ:: from db desktop :LenBod:restore:2950:No Data Analysis info
Restore Data
Share this article now:
Stephen Myler of Northampton Saints kicks a penalty during the Heineken Cup Round 2 match between Northampton Saints and Ospreys at Franklin's Gardens on October 20, 2013
Read Next:
Myler: 'Saints not dwelling on defeats'
>
rhs 2.0
Today's games header
10am
Blanch
Nadal
10am
Cachin
Ofner
10am
Elahi Galan
Bautista-Agut
10am
Gasquet
Sonego
10am
Hanfmann
Mensik
10am
Koepfer
Carballes Baena
10am
Kovacevic
Medjedovic
10am
Lajovic
Monteiro
10am
Machac
Ruusuvuori
10am
Michelsen
Fonseca
10am
Nishioka
Auger-Aliassime
10am
O'Connell
Arnaldi
10am
Purcell
Giron
10am
Ramos-Vinolas
Kotov
10am
Tabilo
Cobolli
10am
Zhizhen
Kecmanovic
10am
Azarenka
Maria
10am
Eala
Cirstea
10am
Annie Fernandez
Potapova
10am
Gauff
Rus
10am
Keys
Camelia-Begu
10am
Podoroska
Navarro
10am
Karolina Schmiedlova
Jabeur
10am
Swiatek
Wang
10am
Baez
Van Assche
10am
Coric
Zverev
10am
Martin Etcheverry
Shapovalov
10am
Humbert
Van De Zandschulp
10am
Hurkacz
Draper
10am
Marozsan
Cerundolo
10am
Paul
Klein
10am
Rublev
Bagnis
10am
Altmaier
Fils
10am
Darderi
Fritz
10am
Griekspoor
Daniel
10am
Munar
Struff
10am
Musetti
Seyboth Wild
10am
Navone
Rune
10am
Shevchenko
Alcaraz
10am
Alexandrova
Krueger
10am
Andreeva
Noskova
10am
Bejlek
Kalinskaya
10am
Boulter
Montgomery
10am
Bronzetti
Rybakina
10am
Collins
Danilovic
3pm
Cristian
Krejcikova
10am
Dolehide
Kalinina
10am
Garcia
Wang
10am
Linette
Sabalenka
10am
Pavlyuchenkova
Saville
10am
Sorribes Tormo
Svitolina
10am
Vekic
Sakkari
11.30am
Arango
Yastremska
11.30am
Osaka
Samsonova
11.30am
Ostapenko
Bouzas Maneiro
1pm
Haddad Maia
Errani
2.30pm
Lourdes Carle
Kudermetova
2.30pm
Mertens
Stephens


Sports Mole provides in-depth previews and predictions for every match from the biggest leagues and competitions in world football.
Argentina's Lionel Messi kisses the World Cup trophy after collecting the Golden Ball award on December 18, 2022Sign up for our FREE daily preview newsletter direct to your inbox!