FT: Saracens 38-19 Wasps
Sarries go a point clear at the top, Wasps down in 10th
England hooker Jamie George scores three tries
Saracens 12-0 Wasps
Quick thinking from Sarries and they get their reward.
The hosts win a penalty and while Wasps turn their backs expecting a kick to the corner, Chris Wyles immediately throw the ball to England's Jamie George who runs over unchallenged.
Alex Lozowski dissects the post with his conversion and Saracens are in the driving seat.
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Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Perfect play from Saracens, but it came from a Wasps line-out, an overthrow from Ashley Johnson.
When Saracens get into the channels and Alex Goode has the ball in his hands they are dangerous and the timing of the chip through for Chris Wyles was perfect and so many tries come from that skill.
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A catalogue of errors from Wasps proves costly as the European champions surge ahead.
It all came from Willie Le Roux's wayward kick and the visitors then fell asleep at the breakdown.
Alex Goode's inch-perfect grubber kick is met by Chris Wyles who dots down, and Sarries once again show their predatory instincts.
The tricky conversion is missed by Alex Lozowski.
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Wasps are successful at the scrum, which bodes well, but they cannot find touch with the resulting kick.
Dai Young's side have started pretty well but they cannot afford to be so inaccurate when they get the chance to put pressure on Saracens.
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Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Wasps only have five days between this match and their Champions Cup game away at Ulster on Friday, 13 October.
It should be illegal that you have to go from a top of the table clash to having to play a European match just five days after.
You (the sport) can't sell your soul. I can't believe that you can only have a five-day turnaround.
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Willie Le Roux attempts a menacing kick forward, but with help from the artificial pitch, it takes two big bounces and goes over the dead ball line.
Not what Wasps would've wanted - Sarries are of course used to the surface, which I guess is what home advantage is all about.
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The teams jog out to the roaring noise of a capacity crowd in the capital.
Saracens centre Brad Barritt gets a standing ovation as he emerges holding the hand of his son - a nice touch.
The players are well up for this, we're well up for this and I'm sure you are too.
Referee Ian Tempest blows his whistle and we're under way.
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There's been a *very* late change to the Saracens squad - with kick-off now less than five minutes away.
England number 10 Owen Farrell has failed a late fitness test, so Max Malins will take his place on the bench.
It's as you were with the starting line-ups, though,
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We're used to seeing Gregg Wallace on our TV screens as a judge on Masterchef... but did you know he was a Wasps fan?
Let's hope his presence at Allianz Park can help cook up a storm on the pitch.
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Image source, BBC SportReplacements: Cruse, Harris, Cooper-Woolley, Gaskell, Willis, Robson, De Jongh, Wade.
Willie Le Roux returns at full-back for Wasps as Rob Miller moves to fly-half in the absence of Jimmy Gopperth.
Matt Mullan, Ashley Johnson and Marty Moore form a new front row as lock Marcus Garratt and flanker Jack Willis are included among the forwards.
Last season's top Premiership try scorer Christian Wade is on the bench, while lock Joe Launchbury is rested.
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Image source, Getty ImagesHow long is long enough to start judging teams on their Premiership performances and results?
After today's game every side will have played six league matches - that's more than a quarter of the season gone.
Can we expect Newcastle and Northampton to stay towards the top? Could Wasps possibly finish in the bottom half?
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Image source, BBC SportReplacements: Tolofua, Thompson-Stringer, Koch, Day, Conlon, Spencer, Farrell, Taylor.
Saracens make six changes from the XV which beat Worcester last time out.
Luke Williams, Marcelo Bosch and Richard Wigglesworth return in the back line while Mako Vunipola, Juan Figallo and Nick Isiekwe are named in the pack.
A win today will take Saracens up from fifth to move above Exeter Chiefs at the top of the table. If Saracens also pick up the bonus point then they will end the day one point clear.
Image source, .It has been a miserable start to the season for Wasps, who have lost three of their opening five Premiership matches and sit in 10th position.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThis one really does not require any extra hype.
European champions Saracens at home to a Wasps side that finished top of the Premiership table last season.
Sarries will finish the day in first place if they are victorious, while their visitors are looking to end an uncharacteristic run of three successive defeats.