Saracens thrashed Harlequins 52-7 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Saracens thrashed Harlequins, beating their London rivals 52-7 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Saracens were as rampant as Quins were rudderless, with tries from Alex Lewington, Theo Dan and two from Sean Maitland giving the hosts an unassailable half-time lead. Dan crossed again at the start of the second period before a consolation try from Quins' Alex Dombrandt.
The Falcons remain rooted to the bottom of the table. They could have gone home with a losing bonus point if fly-half Brett Connon hadn't missed a penalty with the last kick of the match. Newcastle scored a try after only 70 seconds, with winger Ben Stevenson bursting down the left flank and bouncing through a tackle to cross in the corner, with Connon converting superbly from the touchline.
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