Brad Barritt - on his landmark appearance - helps Saracens over the gainline and they reap the reward of a penalty.

It's as unmissable as they come and Alex Lozowski does the honours to put them 14 points up.

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Wasps emerge first from the changing rooms - no doubt with the words of Dai Young still ringing in their ears.

Soon enough the Saracens players join them, and we're off and running again thanks to Alex Lozowski's boot.

When will we see Christian Wade off the bench for the visitors?

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So how do we see this one panning out?

Do Sarries have a stranglehold now, or can Wasps spring a surprise?

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As things stand, Wasps will fall to a fourth successive Premiership defeat for the first time since March 2014.

It would leave Dai Young's side third-from-bottom after more than a quarter of the season - too early to be concerned?

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Everyone aside from Saracens and Wasps has already played in the Premiership this weekend - so what have been the headlines?

• England wing Jonny May scored his sixth try in six matches as Leicester Tigers beat London Irish to register a fourth successive Premiership victory.
• Exeter Chiefs returned to the top of the Premiership table, extending their unbeaten home run to 11 matches with a bonus-point victory over Newcastle.
• Gloucester ran in four second-half tries to beat Northampton in an enthralling game at Kingsholm.
• Bath came from behind to earn a bonus-point win over bottom club Worcester, as local boy Freddie Burns' full debut was ruined by a red card.
• Harlequins earned a third Premiership win of the season as they ended their losing home run to come out on top on a night of nine tries at The Stoop.

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

It was a blistering start from Saracens off Wasps mistakes, they were ruthless.

But Wasps worked their way back into the game and they are hanging in there, but when Saracens flick that switch, they are very dominant.

Wasps win the line-out and drive forward, but Will Rowlands is pinged and the half-time whistle follows.

Tries from Chris Wyles and Jamie George helped the hosts build a 15-0 lead, but a rare Marty Moore score means Wasps remain in touch.

After a break in play, Wasps have the scrum near the halfway line and win a penalty.

Elliot Daly kicks to touch and the visitors are going for a late flurry here before half-time.

Simon Trenchard: Typically unpredictable Bath so far, beat Sarries, Tigers & Wasps but lose heavily to Saints & at home to Falcons.

Just as I was praising Saracens' fly-half Alex Lozowski, he is once again involved.

Wasps are penalised for not releasing the ball and the England hopeful just about kicks the penalty.

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This is more like the evenly-matched, toe-to-toe encounter we were hoping for.

But Sarries aren't just going to allow their visitors back into this - England duo Maro Itoje and Mako Vunipola come in with some big hits to halt Wasps.

Alex Lozowski is impressing against his former club, both with the boot and with ball in hand.

Willie Le Roux isn't enjoying the best of games for Wasps.

After just one phase of attack he attempts a speculative chip over the top but it drifts out harmlessly and Sarries are able to clear their lines.

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

It was sensational play, and it shows the attitude from Wasps.

They were getting pummelled in their own 22 but one mistake and they got out of there and they got over the line with the drive.

Saracens want this done by half-time, that much is clear.

Some would suggest a 15-point buffer is already enough, but we know all about the flair and creativity that Wasps have become known for.

The visitors break forward through Josh Bassett but is denied 10m from the try-line - a reminder that Dai Young's side are still just about in this.

Wasps are on the ropes here - big time.

The hosts almost score again on two separate occasions - Juan Figallo and Mako Vunipola combine but a last-ditch Wasps tackle saves them.

It was admirable defending but Sarries continue to knock on the door.

Elliot Daly, celebrating his 25th birthday today, is down injured for Wasps - hopefully he'll be OK to continue.

A break in play could do the visitors good as Saracens have built a wave of momentum in the opening 15 minutes here.

As play continues the hosts have a penalty, which ex-Wasps man Alex Lozowski slots home nicely.

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

You would be annoyed if your under-12s did that. The majority of the Wasps players turned their backs and Jamie George went through untouched.

Wasps are under massive pressure, but they have contributed to that themselves. Away from home, you want to weather the storm and you know Saracens will start well and test you out.

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That is not a stat that Wasps fans will want to see.

Saracens are imperious at fortress Allianz Park, and with a 12-point lead it would be quite something for their opponents to come back and win this.

Small Man Peaky: Wasps look short of ideas in attack and defence is increasingly porous. Saracens bench very strong. Saracens by 8+.

I must add that this prediction was made just before kick-off - it looks good right now!