Saracens also celebrated a bonus-point win, overcoming Bristol Bears with a score of 35-26. Tom Willis was instrumental for Saracens, scoring two tries, including one just before half-time. Fergus Burke and Lucio Cinti added to the tally, helping Saracens maintain their position in third place. Despite Maro Itoje receiving a yellow card, Saracens held their lead, with Elliot Daly's long-range penalty and further tries from Willis and Cinti sealing the victory.
Gloucester achieved a bonus-point win against Sale Sharks at Kingsholm, finishing with a score of 36-20. Max Llewellyn stood out with two tries, while Santi Carreras and Josh Hathaway contributed to the scoreline. This victory elevated Gloucester to fifth place, surpassing Sale Sharks, who dropped to sixth. Tomos Williams' late try was a highlight, ensuring Gloucester secured the five-point win.
These results have significant implications for the Gallagher Premiership standings, with Leicester Tigers now in fourth, Saracens in third, and Gloucester in fifth. The matches highlighted strong performances from key players, showcasing the competitive nature of the league.
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