Saracens: Premership and Champions Cup winners plan new West Stand at Allianz Park

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The West Stand at Allianz ParkImage source, Getty Images
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Saracens moved to Allianz Park in 2013

Premiership winners Saracens have announced plans to redevelop the West Stand at Allianz Park.

The new stand would be similar in size to the East Stand and would raise the regular capacity of the ground by 500 to 10,500.

However, it would also allow Sarries to temporarily increase the capacity to 15,000 for one match a year.

The north London club will hold exhibitions to outline their plans and seek input from the local community.

Saracens say the proposal would allow them to enhance the provision of community, education and sporting facilities at the stadium.

The European Champions Cup holders can stage 16 matches a season at Allianz Park.

Sarries hope to be granted permission to increase the capacity to 15,000 in the event that the club qualifies for a home quarter-final tie in the European Champions Cup.

"It is clear that the West Stand needs replacing," Saracens chief executive Heath Harvey said.

"This provides the opportunity to expand on the great work that is delivered at Allianz Park and underpin its success as a community, educational and sporting hub."

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The proposed new West Stand at Allianz Park will be similar in size and appearance to the East Stand

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