"Noah Caluori scored four tries to help Saracens thump Newcastle Red Bulls 73-14 at a blustery StoneX Stadium. Sarries ran in eleven tries in their first match since it was announced long-standing director of rugby Mark McCall is to step down at the end of the season. The home side put aside a difficult opening 15 minutes against The Prem's bottom club to secure the biggest margin of victory in the competition so far this season."
"Newcastle, who had two men sin-binned during a chastening afternoon, were totally outclassed as they were unable to build on their first league win of the season last time out. More to follow. Saracens: Daly; Caluori, Lozowski, Tompkins, Segun; Farrell (capt), C. Bracken; Carre, George, Tuimauga, Isiekwe, Tizard, Gonzalez, Onyeama-Christie, Willis. Replacements: Hadfield, Mawi, Beaton, Wilson, Michelow, van Zyl, Burke, Malins."
Saracens defeated Newcastle Red Bulls 73-14 at a blustery StoneX Stadium, with Noah Caluori scoring four tries and the team running in eleven tries overall. The win marked the biggest margin of victory in the competition so far this season. Saracens recovered from a difficult opening 15 minutes to dominate after Newcastle had two players sin-binned. Newcastle struggled to build on their previous first league win and were described as totally outclassed. Owen Farrell added eight conversions. Joe James refereed the match. Full starting lineups and replacements were listed for both sides, and sin-bin incidents were recorded at 8 and 39 minutes.
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