Harlequins have the ball in hand, but rather than go for a box kick, Danny Care reckons it's best to stick it out and get into the Twickenham dressing room, where it's probably a tad warmer.

Saints are still down to 14 men by the way. Harlequins have done everything but make clear-cut chances.

Northampton, somehow, take a five-point lead, despite barely seeing the ball. Quins infringe in their own half and Stephen Myler does the rest from the tee.

Quins move the ball around a little quicker and Saints launch some stinging tackles. Ken Pisi clobbers Matt Hopper, but replays show it isn't high.

It all ends with a Northampton line-out in their own half.

Saints' Salesi Ma'afu barrels in high on George Lowe like an out of control Santa's sleigh. The Australian is swiftly ushered to the sin bin.

Quins keep it, but go backwards a little bit. They then go forwards. They then give it away.

There is a theme emerging here.

Chance for Quins here as Tim Swiel sticks a penalty out deep into Saints territory.

Yep, given away again. Quins nick it from a Saints line-out and Marlon Yarde stretches his legs for a few moments before Quins get a line-out of their own.

More juggling than rugby at the moment.

A little glimpse of George North's magic there as he bounces through a few challenges.

It turns out neither side fancy holding on to the ball that much though, as the Quins back row force a turnover and then Saints do the same at a breakdown moments later.

And that leads to a Saints penalty, which is launched out of touch and relieves a bit of pressure on the Northampton defence.

Quins launch a maul that breaks up and is halted by referee Wayne Barnes. So we get a Saints scrum.

Bit of a break as Charlie Matthews receives some treatment. He seemed to take the weight of the entire scrum, which would probably hurt.

A rendition of 'The Mighty Quins' rings around Twickenham. Possibly one of the best songs in club rugby.

Anyway, Saints are getting to grips with proceedings with plenty of ball, but Quins are looking to be super quick to the breakdown.

And that bit of pressure gets them a turnover in the midfield.

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This try is as ugly as Quins' was pretty. But hey, they all count, as they say.

Northampton regroup and manage to turn Quins around as George Pisi's grubber kick is stuck out for a visitors' line-out five metres from the try-line.

The catch and drive is full of beans and gets Samu Manoa over for the score.

The extras from Stephen Myler have the champions in front.

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What a remarkable end to the match at Kingston Park! Chris Harris amazingly scores a last-minute try to drag Newcastle to within two points, giving Juan Pablo Socino the opportunity to level it with the final kick.

But the Argintinean fly-half has missed! Saracens survive! What a let off for Sarries - and what heartbreak for Falcons.

A Saints scrum is initially reset, but Quins concede the penalty second time around and Stephen Myler kicks deep into the opposition half.

Mike Brown makes a swift break though and Quins are looking to peg back Saints once again.

Some late hope for Falcons? Chris Harris goes over for his first-ever Premiership try and, although another conversion goes begging, Newcastle are at least set to bag themselves a losing bonus point.

Saints, slightly rattled, are given a chance to get off the mark as Quins are caught offside. Stephen Myler pops over the penalty to make the visitors feel a little more comfortable.

It's that man George Lowe again - this time winning a penalty for Quins. Tim Swiel makes up for that missed conversion by putting it between the posts.

That could well be that for Saracens. England wing Chris Ashton is in at the corner following a driving maul and, although the conversion is missed, Sarries should have this game wrapped up now.