Well, that's it for today. You can read Becky Grey's report now but I'll sign off as Harlequins celebrate their first Premier 15s title.

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Some things that could be forgotten, but Lagi Tuima's five penalties helped keep Quins ahead and how they dealth with that spell when they went down to 13 players when Cokayne and Ward were sin binned in quick succession were big moments for the new champions.

Rachael Burford picks up the trophy, then she hops over to her team mates and lifts it aloft as Harlequins celebrate in style.

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Lottie Clapp presents the runners-up medals to the devastated Saracens side due to Covid restrictions, then Rachael Burford, knee still strapped up, does likewise with the winners medals to the victors.

More from an emotional Shaunagh Brown to BT Sport: "This is not just about rugby but this is about women's sport and showing we can produce an international standard of rugby in front of fans.

"I challenge anyone to say women's rugby or women are not good enough because we are."

Player of the match Shaunagh Brown to BT Sport: "I am crying so it must mean a lot to me because I don't usually cry.

"They say third time lucky but there was no luck involved at all. I am so proud of everyone, it was such a team effort you can't single anyone out

"It was about us keeping our composure and doing it for each other. The fact we kept it up despite having two players in the sin-bin makes it even more pleasing."

Rachael Burford has reclaimed her crutches and is celebrating on the pitch. Her side played most of the match without their captain, and were down to 13 for 10 minutes in the second half. Incredibly impressive stuff.

Fantastic stuff in the dying minutes from Quins as they claim the Premier 15s title!

Quins are nearly there, they are into double-figure phases now...

Quins are playing it tight now, constantly running short passes and allowing their pack to rumble into Sarries' territory.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Kingsholm

Quins captain Rachael Burford throws her crutches in the air in celebration as they win a penalty.

Cannot imagine how big her celebrations will be at full-time.

Ward is back as Quins try to run the clock down.

Sarries have the ball until Quins win a free kick that will help them eat up some valuable seconds.

Amy Cokayne is back on, but Abbie Ward is still in the bin for another minute.

Marlie Packer's efforts win her side a scrum, and just to underline her point she opens her arms at the Quins scrum as if to say "we're still in this".

They spin it wide but a superb fingertipped intervention from Izzy Mayhew gives Quins some valuable time to regather themselves.

Sarries have conceded an eye-popping 18 penalties today - that lack of discipline could prove to be the difference.

Quins elect to kick at goal for a penalty, and from wide on their left, Lagi Tuima slots it nervelessly to put her side over a score ahead with under 10 minutes to go!

Heather Cowell is clattered and needs attention. Quins need to dig deep here with two players off the field.

Quins hooker Amy Cokayne goes to the bin for a deliberate knock-on, then fellow forward Abbie Ward follows her seconds later!