Saracens don't have too long to find out who they will face in the Premiership final at Twickenham next Saturday.

Exeter Chiefs take on Newcastle Falcons in the second semi-final at 15:30 BST.

Be sure to come back in just over 20 minutes and and follow our coverage of that encounter at Sandy Park.

Although Sarries' victory over Wasps has given that match a lot to live up to. Thanks for joining us for a brilliant game at Allianz Park.

If you've just joined us, you have missed a heck of a game of rugby.

Saracens reached their fourth Premiership final in five years as they beat Wasps 57-33 in a record-breaking semi-final.

Owen Farrell starred with the boots for the hosts, kicking 27 points as Sarries booked their place at Twickenham.

Read our report on the match by clicking the link below.

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Saracens fly-half Owen Farrell told BT Sport:

"I thought we were up for it during the week and our start showed that we were.

"Our attack was a lot better than our defence and there's some things we need to fix up, but we'll enjoy watching the second semi-final.

"We were always just enough ahead to not be under too much pressure. It's credit to our boys for sticking in and not letting their heads dip when they had a chance of getting back into it."

Jeremy Guscott
Ex-England centre on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It was a spectacular game of rugby from both teams, Sarries showed their brilliance, professionalism and understanding of one another. The tactics and strategy that they have they executed brilliantly.

Wasps had no answer to their quick ball and Sarries never really let go of their quick start.

What we have just witnessed was the highest-scoring Premiership semi-final ever.

The previous high was 77 points (featuring 10 tries), when Wasps beat Northampton Saints 57-20 in 2004

Owen Farrell is the new top-scorer in a semi-final, with all of his 27 points coming with the boot,

And Sarries wing Chris Wyles is now the top-scorer in semi-finals, outright on five scores.

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JP Doyle blows the final whistle on what has been an absorbing encounter.

Eleven tries, 27 points for Owen Farrell and Saracens will be heading to Twickenham next Saturday.

Wasps played their part too, allowing for a lively second half at Allianz Park.

Scrum to Saracens and the game is nearly up. Twickenham awaits for the hosts.

A deliberate knock-on from Michael Rhodes gives Wasps another penalty,

Back to the corner we go for another line-out.

High tackle from Ben Spencer, and Wasps go to the corner as the game enters the last minute of regular time.

Wasps keep coming and go through the phases in the Sarries half.

They win a penalty just to the right of the posts a metre inside the 22, and have a scrum to try and get another consolation score.

A high tackle gives Wasps a chance to come again.

They are not giving up yet, though the scoreboard is against them.

Saracens pick up a penalty from the scrum, and assert their dominance at the set-piece again.

That gives them a bit of time to slow down the game and take the sting out of the encounter.

Willie Le Roux comes forward, and looks to set up a Wasps attack with a mazy run, but knocks on following some decent trickery with the ball in his hands.

He punches the ground in frustration.

The visitors need a score soon to keep the dream of Twickenham alive.

Jeremy Guscott
Ex-England centre on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

If Saracens get a little sniff they put Wasps under so much pressure, but still I am not discounting Wasps coming back and scoring.

It's just been one of those games.

More changes for Wasps.

Joe Simpson is on for Dan Robson at fly-half, and James Gaskell replaces Nathan Hughes in the pack.

Ben Spencer is on for Richard Wigglesworth for the hosts.

Willie Le Roux catches a high ball but runs straight into Farrell, giving Sarries the ball.

But Wasps get a penalty and kick to just inside the Sarries 22.