The 2026/27 league opens this weekend. No current-season table advantage is awarded; the empty rows avoid presenting last season’s standings as current. Previous league results are assessed separately under form.
| Pos | Team | P | W | L | PD | Pts |
|---|
Premiership Rugby only: 5 completed matches, 2026-05-09 to 2026-06-12; 167 points for and 154 against. Leicester ended with three defeats, but those were against Exeter, Bath and Northampton. The two-point Bath loss and earlier 47–33 win at Sale show why the raw losing sequence overstates the decline.
Premiership Rugby only: 5 completed matches, 2026-04-25 to 2026-06-06; 128 points for and 99 against. Saracens won four league matches in a row before losing 32–12 at Exeter. That finish was steadier than Leicester’s, though it did not include the same playoff tests.
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Leicester Tigers wins · Draws · Saracens wins; 6 Premiership Rugby meetings, all venues, 2023-11-04–2026-04-25
The last six league meetings split evenly. Tigers won 36–28 here in January before Saracens took the April return 19–15. This is the retrieved recent sample, not an all-time record.
| Date | Competition | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-04-25 | Premiership Rugby | Saracens 19–15 Leicester Tigers |
| 2026-01-04 | Premiership Rugby | Leicester Tigers 36–28 Saracens |
| 2025-03-30 | Premiership Rugby | Leicester Tigers 22–29 Saracens |
| 2024-10-26 | Premiership Rugby | Saracens 29–32 Leicester Tigers |
| 2024-01-06 | Premiership Rugby | Leicester Tigers 19–10 Saracens |
| 2023-11-04 | Premiership Rugby | Saracens 32–17 Leicester Tigers |
Average score in the last 6 meetings: Sample mean, rounded: Leicester Tigers 23.5 – Saracens 24.5. Team orientation is fixed regardless of venue.
Retrieved Premiership Rugby sample within 25 September 2025–24 September 2026 (19 matches; not asserted to be a complete season): 2026-06-12 Northampton Saints 45–31 Leicester Tigers; 2026-06-06 Bath 24–22 Leicester Tigers; 2026-05-31 Leicester Tigers 26–35 Exeter Chiefs; 2026-05-17 Sale Sharks 33–47 Leicester Tigers; 2026-05-09 Leicester Tigers 41–17 Northampton Saints; 2026-04-25 Saracens 19–15 Leicester Tigers; 2026-04-18 Leicester Tigers 62–3 Newcastle Red Bulls; 2026-03-28 Gloucester 17–36 Leicester Tigers; 2026-03-22 Leicester Tigers 33–19 Bristol Bears; 2026-01-24 Harlequins 7–36 Leicester Tigers; 2026-01-04 Leicester Tigers 36–28 Saracens; 2025-12-28 Exeter Chiefs 24–10 Leicester Tigers; 2025-12-19 Leicester Tigers 45–14 Gloucester; 2025-11-28 Newcastle Red Bulls 17–39 Leicester Tigers; 2025-10-25 Leicester Tigers 36–35 Sale Sharks; 2025-10-18 Leicester Tigers 22–20 Bath; 2025-10-11 Northampton Saints 32–26 Leicester Tigers; 2025-10-04 Leicester Tigers 29–19 Harlequins; 2025-09-28 Bristol Bears 42–24 Leicester Tigers
Only Premiership Rugby results are counted in this extended window; other competitions and friendlies are excluded. Leicester ended with three defeats, but those were against Exeter, Bath and Northampton. The two-point Bath loss and earlier 47–33 win at Sale show why the raw losing sequence overstates the decline.
Retrieved Premiership Rugby sample within 25 September 2025–24 September 2026 (18 matches; not asserted to be a complete season): 2026-06-06 Exeter Chiefs 32–12 Saracens; 2026-05-30 Saracens 26–12 Harlequins; 2026-05-16 Saracens 30–14 Gloucester; 2026-05-09 Bristol Bears 26–41 Saracens; 2026-04-25 Saracens 19–15 Leicester Tigers; 2026-04-19 Sale Sharks 19–85 Saracens; 2026-03-28 Saracens 17–21 Northampton Saints; 2026-03-20 Bath 62–15 Saracens; 2026-01-24 Saracens 73–14 Newcastle Red Bulls; 2026-01-04 Leicester Tigers 36–28 Saracens; 2025-12-27 Gloucester 21–30 Saracens; 2025-12-20 Saracens 24–30 Exeter Chiefs; 2025-11-30 Saracens 29–36 Bath; 2025-10-24 Northampton Saints 43–31 Saracens; 2025-10-18 Saracens 65–14 Sale Sharks; 2025-10-12 Harlequins 20–14 Saracens; 2025-10-04 Saracens 50–17 Bristol Bears; 2025-09-26 Newcastle Red Bulls 17–39 Saracens
Only Premiership Rugby results are counted in this extended window; other competitions and friendlies are excluded. Saracens won four league matches in a row before losing 32–12 at Exeter. That finish was steadier than Leicester’s, though it did not include the same playoff tests.
Unverified as of 2026-09-25T05:50:21.360Z. Checked https://www.leicestertigers.com/, Flashscore match details (empty), and focused searches for both teams and this fixture date, including match-day coverage. No authoritative match-day XV was verified; squad lists and predicted selections are not presented as the team.
Unverified as of 2026-09-25T05:50:21.360Z. Checked https://saracens.com/, Flashscore match details (empty), and focused searches for both teams and this fixture date, including match-day coverage. No authoritative match-day XV was verified; squad lists and predicted selections are not presented as the team.
Leicester need to make the territory contest count before Saracens can build the kind of pressure seen in April. Saracens’ recent defensive results offer a route to keeping the match low-scoring. Individual pack and kicking matchups are withheld until the actual selections can be verified. “Close” on an unverified pairing means ungraded, not proven equality.
Tigers are a home lean in a rivalry with no clear six-match winner. Their poor closing record came against strong opponents, so the form score is only slightly negative. Welford Road and the house home intercept then decide the call.
Saracens have the better recent win count and won the latest meeting. This could easily turn on one converted try or a pair of penalties. Both lineups are unverified, so the forecast cannot yet assess whether the key decision-makers are available. The margin band is an editorial range, not a statistical confidence interval.
Leicester Tigers by 4 — a provisional call pending verified selections.
Leicester Tigers points for–against in the 5-match Premiership Rugby form window.
Saracens points for–against in the 5-match Premiership Rugby form window.
Leicester Tigers wins–draws–Saracens wins in the explicitly scoped H2H sample.
Seven-dimension house score from the home perspective; positive favours the home team before the model intercept.