How to watch Saracens v Gloucester Rugby live on TV and full team news

Gloucester Rugby head to the StoneX Stadium on Saturday to take on third place Saracens in Round 15 of the 2023/24 Gallagher Premiership, looking to transfer their unbeaten cup form into a performance in the league.

The Cherry and Whites find themselves in an unwanted position in the table, sitting ninth in the standings with almost no way of improving their position after the defeat to Bristol Bears last month; so director of rugby George Skivington is looking to use the run in to this season to sharpen his side ahead of their Challenge Cup semi-final with Benetton, and then hopefully a final, while providing some fringe players with an opportunity to prove themselves in the Premiership.

Here are all the ways you can follow the action from this weekend's game....

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When is the game?

Saracens v Gloucester Rugby is being played on Saturday, April 20 at the StoneX Stadium.

What time is kick-off?

The kick-off time is at 3pm.

Is the game on TV or being streamed?

Yes. The match has not been selected to be shown live by broadcasters TNT Sports but is being streamed on PRTV.

The match will be one of the last to be shown on the fee paying service, with individual match passes costing £5.99. You can sign up for the game here.

Coverage will start a couple of minutes before kick-off.

Highlights will also be available on the Premiership Rugby website shortly after the game.

How else can I follow the game?

If you are not going to be inside the stadium, and even if you are, GloucestershireLive will be live blogging the match bringing you all the build-up, team news, live play-by-play match updates, reaction, stats, analysis, interviews and highlights from inside the ground.

Will there be live radio commentary of the match?

BBC Radio Gloucestershire will also be providing live commentary of the game.

What's the team news?

Saracens: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Rotimi Segun, 13 Lucio Cinti, 12 Nick Tompkins, 11 Tom Parton, 10 Owen Farrell (c), 9 Aled Davies, 1 Mako Vunipola, 2 Theo Dan, 3 Marco Riccioni, 4 Maro Itoje, 5 Theo McFarland, 6 Juan Martin Gonzalez, 7 Ben Earl, 8 Tom Willis

Replacements: 16 Jamie George, 17 Eroni Mawi, 18 Ollie Hoskins, 19 Nick Isiekwe, 20 Billy Vunipola, 21 Gareth Simpson, 22 Manu Vunipola, 23 Olly Hartley.

Gloucester Rugby: 15. George Barton, 14. Josh Hathaway, 13. Louis Hillman-Cooper, 12. Seb Atkinson, 11. Jake Morris, 10. Charlie Atkinson, 9. Caolan Englefield, 1. Mayco Vivas, 2. Santi Socino, 3. Fraser Balmain, 4. Arthur Clark, 5. Freddie Thomas, 6. Albert Tuisue, 7. Lewis Ludlow (c), 8. Jack Clement

Replacements: 16. Seb Blake, 17. Harry Elrington, 18. Ciaran Knight, 19. Danny Eite, 20. Rob Nixon, 21. Charlie Chapman, 22. Jack Reeves, 23. Ioan Jones.

Who are the officials?

Referee: Anthony Woodthorpe

Assistant referees : Karl Dickson and Gareth Holsgrove

TMO : Rowan Kitt