With the 2016/17 season of Aviva Premiership underway, we take a look a look at some of the key statistics from the round two encounter between Worcester Warriors and Gloucester followed by the Sale Sharks and Harlequins clash on 9th September.
An impressive performance in the second half saw Saracens begin their title defence successfully against Worcester Warriors with an impressive 35-3 victory in the first game of the Aviva Premiership London double-header.
Worcester Warriors chief executive Jim O'Toole has denied the speculations that the club's rugby director Dean Ryan's exit was due to budget constraint.
Chris Ashton's hat-trick tries and Alex Goode's performance in the first-half ensured Saracens defeated Worcester Warriors by 43-19 in their final Premiership game of the regular season at Sixways.
Saracens head coach Mark McCall lauded the team's performance against Worcester after they came from behind to seal a 43-19 victory at Sixways on Saturday.
A six-try outburst from Christian Wade - tying a Premiership record - led the charge as Wasps climbed to second in the table with a thrilling 54-35 win over Worcester at Sixways.
With three games left in the Aviva Premiership regular season, this season’s promoted side, Worcester Warriors, have secured their future in the competition.
Exeter closed the gap on Aviva Premiership leaders Saracens to three points with a comprehensive 50-12 victory over Worcester in an entertaining game at Sandy Park.
A 12-6 victory over London Irish on Saturday, giving Worcester four successive Premiership victories for the first time in club history, has all but ensured the Warriors' top-flight survival.