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May 25 | 1 min readGallagher Premiership Weekend Preview: Your ultimate guide to Round 25 as the play-off race hots up
TV and live stream information as BT Sport brings you live coverage of Saracens vs Northampton - plus highlights of every match
Premiership rugby is back on the menu this weekend after a fortnight hiatus as the race for the play-offs hots up!
We've reached the penultimate weekend in the regular season with just two rounds remaining in what has been one of the most unpredictable campaigns in living memory.
With another intriguing weekend of domestic drama in store, read on for a previews, including live stream information for our televised matches.
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Saturday 21 May
Saracens vs Northampton Saints - 4.30pm, BT Sport 2HD
Watch live stream from 4.30pm
Round 25 concludes with a potential dress rehearsal for the last four as Saracens welcome Northampton Saints to the StoneX Stadium.
Saracens are currently on course to meet holders Harlequins in the semi-finals but all that could change in the final two weeks of the season.
Northampton could still leapfrog Quins into third while Sarries are only four points off pacesetters Leicester.
Four-time Premiership champions Sarries are gunning for a 17th win of the campaign that would ensure a home semi-final, while visitors Northampton cannot afford any slip ups with top-four rivals Gloucester breathing down their necks.
While Saints will be well rested after a fortnight off from action, Saracens resume domestic duties after a bruising EPCR Challenge Cup semi-final defeat to Toulon last weekend.
The three-time Heineken Cup winners struggled to match Toulon's ferocious intensity and director of rugby Mark McCall hopes his side can take lessons from defeat as they target Premiership glory in their first season back in the top flight.
"We need to see what we can learn from it," said McCall.
"We've got four or five weeks left of the season, and we can get something from this experience and take it into the rest of the Premiership season."
