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Exeter beat Saracens to reach play-offs and end McCall's reign

Exeter beat Saracens to reach play-offs and end McCall's reign

Exeter beat bitter rivals Saracens 32-12 to ensure a Prem play-off semi-final and end the reign of long-serving Sarries boss Mark McCall.

June 6, 2026 at 05:16 PM Original source
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Notable Quotes

"Salary scandal unity my proudest time - McCall"

— Mark McCall , Athlete

"I feel OK. I've been fortunate enough to experience the highs and the lows."

— Mark McCall , Athlete

"If I was picking an England team, I'd have Henry Slade in there."

— Dave Walder , Athlete

"To lose like that, it's hard to talk about because we've done it (to other teams) so many times this season."

— Phil Dowson , Athlete

All Coverage

Exeter beat Saracens to reach play-offs and end McCall's reign
BBC Newsvia rss

Exeter beat bitter rivals Saracens 32-12 to ensure a Prem play-off semi-final and end the reign of long-serving Sarries boss Mark McCall.

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Exeter power past Saracens to book playoff semi-final spot as McCall era comes to an end
The Guardianvia ai

Exeter Chiefs secured a place in the Premiership Rugby semi-finals by defeating Saracens 32-12, ending Mark McCall's tenure as Saracens' director of rugby.

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Exeter beat Saracens to reach play-offs and end McCall's reign
BBC Inside Sciencevia ai 1 quote 1 person

Exeter Chiefs triumphed over Saracens 32-12, securing a Premiership play-off semi-final and concluding Mark McCall's long-standing tenure as Saracens' director of rugby.

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Exeter deny Saracens English Prem play-off place as McCall bows out
Yahoo Sportsvia ai 3 quotes 3 persons

Exeter Chiefs defeated Saracens 32-12, clinching a spot in the Premiership Rugby semi-finals and marking the end of Mark McCall's 15-year tenure as Saracens' director of rugby.

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