Ben Earl stumbles out of the scrum and Saracens are a couple of metres out. But Jamie George is driven backwards.

A try here would keep Saracens' season alive.

Centre Brad Barritt will pack down at six in this scrum after Will Skelton was sent off in the first half.

Maxime Machenaud and Louis Dupichot caught the ball together. Dupichot was in-goal and Machenaud wasn't. Nigel Owen decides it was carried back by Machenaud and Saracens get a 5m scrum.

This could be huge. Saracens coach Alex Sanderson has his hand on his head, looking stressed.

Owen Farrell sends a kick for Sean Maintland, but it bounces over the wing's head. It looks like Elliot Daly has knocked it on too.

Saracens get another penalty. Brad Barrit and Owen Farrell have a chat and Farrell seems to decide a kick for the corner is the way to go.

Natasha Hunt
England World Cup winning scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Normally Elliot Daly takes a little bit longer over his kicks and gets more settled. He literally took his three steps and ran and struck it straight away. Potentially this game is really in their heads.

Could that be it for Saracens?

Elliot Daly pulls the 45m kick right and misses out on the chance to take Saracens into the lead. As things stand, Sarries are out of the Champions Cup. A win would give them some home of reaching the quarter-finals.

Well well well.

Both sides are down to 14 men. Bernard Le Roux is given yellow for his late hit on Owen Farrell. The Saracens fly-half passes the ball to Elliot Daly to have a go at goal.

Owen Farrell is down. Saracens are playing with 13 men. He's up again though and is given the ball even though he still looks a bit shaky. Stoicism personified.

It turns out he was hit late by Bernard Le Roux and Nigel Owens comes back for the penalty.

George Kruis claims Jamie George's throw and Richard Wigglesworth kicks high.

Racing fumble the ball and there are a couple of kicks back and forth until Alex Lewington decides to run with it and gets inside Racing's half.

Billy Vunipola left the field early on with a suspected brokem forearm. Now Jamie George is down receiving treatment.

He's up fairly quickly though and back for the line-out.

Sarries make it up to the 22 as Alex Lewington sprints down the right wing.

But Elliot Daly runs the wrong way and knocks on, giving Finn Russell the chance to clear the ball.

Brice Dulin claims a high ball but is dragged into touch by Alex Lewington.

Sarries have a line-out on the halfway line with 15 minutes left to play.

Mako Vunipola leaves the field and is replaced by Richard Barrington.

Elliot Daly is forced into a rushed clearing kick, but it's kept in and Racing immediately launch another attack.

Ali Oz spills Finn Russell's pass and Sarries are let off the hook with a scrum.

Maro Itoje tries to pilfer the ball on the floor and is penalised. Maxime Machenaud kicks to touch.

Racing 92 are trying to secure a home quarter-final and 14-man Sarries need a win to make it out of the pool.

Another Richard Wigglesworth box-kick, Duncan Taylor chases and puts in a huge tackle.

Racing keep hold of the ball, though, and are trying to run it out from their 22.

Tom Fordyce
BBC chief sports writer

Our chief sports writer Tom Fordyce has assessed Saracens' downfall:

"This is the most remarkable scandal the domestic game has ever seen.

"It is as momentous to rugby union as it would have been to football had the same happened to the Manchester United of Sir Alex Ferguson.

"This is not inadvertent financial mismanagement, which has taken down plenty of great sporting institutions in the helter-skelter dash for glory and its monetary rewards.

"It is deliberate and clandestine circumvention of the rules, over a significant period of time. It is cheating."

Read Tom's article here

Richard Wigglesworth sends a box-kick high into the air and Juan Imhoff knocks the ball on.

Saracens have a scrum inside their half.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Allianz Park

Saracens are done where the Premiership is concerned. They have something tangible to play for in Europe but only if they can win today and get out of this pool.