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Gloucester-Hartpury have become the first team to win three Premiership Women's Rugby titles in a row.

You can read my colleague Chris Peddy's full match report from StoneX Stadium here.

We'll be back next week for the start of the Women's Six Nations.

Until then...

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If that has whet the appetite, remember we have the Women's Six Nations starting next weekend.

Ireland kickstart the tournament against France on Saturday, 22 March before Scotland host Wales later that evening.

England begin the defence of their trophy on Sunday, 23 March against Italy.

You can stay across the whole tournament on the BBC Sport website...

Gloucester raced into an early lead before Sarries scored three quickfire tries to move in front.

Saracens led at the break but Gloucester turned the screw after the break with three well-taken tries to take control and claim their third title in a row.

Maud Muir is named player of the match after her impressive performance with ball in hand and in the set-piece.

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We're still waiting for the trophy presentation, but here's what will be staying in Gloucester a little longer...

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The theme of the second-half...

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The celebrations have begun for the Gloucester-Hartpury players and coaches alike.

What a way for head of rugby Sean Lynn to bow out.

Gloucester-Hartpury are champions! It's a record third title in a row!

Gloucester keep Saracens at bay before winning the penalty.

That will surely be that. A few smiles are starting to appear on faces.

Saracens throw the ball through the hands as they try to navigate a way to the line.

Into the Gloucester 22 they go.

It's been a disappointing second-half for Saracens. They have worked hard but not been able to find a way through.

Gloucester have been clinical with their opportunities.

Emily Scarratt
England centre on BBC iPlayer

It's so good from Gloucester-Hartpury. They knock on the door, knock on the door and have too much power.

You think the Saracens defence is holding up as well as it can but at some point the dam had to break.

Sarries just cannot get out of their own half. The Gloucester defence is up quickly to smother the black shirts.

Gloucester take a quick tap penalty as they set off in search of a sixth try and some more breathing room on the scoreboard.

Another penalty is kicked to touch but the rolling maul fails to get going and Saracens win the decision.

Saracens are looking for a way back into the final but they are penned inside their own 22 at the moment.

Gloucester are doing well to contain them.

We missed the half-time mascot race. Who won?

The bear? Or was there a late charge from the tiger?

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Alex Matthews is sent to the sin-bin after her shoulder makes direct contact with the head of opposite number Poppy Cleall.

Gloucester will play the next 10 minutes with 14 players.

Chris Peddy
BBC Sport at StoneX Stadium

It's been an unbelievable first 10 minutes of this second half for Gloucester-Hartpury, they've hardly allowed Saracens out of their own half.

They missed the chance to score at the end of the first half and take a lead in at the break but they've come out flying and are winning every battle at the moment.

Rachael Burford
England World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer

Gloucester-Hartpury are so clinical from the driving maul set-piece. Saracens tried to hold it up but it shifts in direction and they can't stop it.

There's been a huge shift of momentum in this quarter from Gloucester-Hartpury