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Saracens are facing automatic relegation from the Premiership if they fail to meet the salary cap this season.

A hat-trick from Rory Kockott helped Castres to a 33-27 victory over Worcester Warriors in their crucial Challenge Cup match at Sixways.

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Saracens have responded to the recent threat of relegation by saying they will do whatever is "reasonably required to prove their innocence.

Four Champions Cup games take place on Sunday and the action starts with Saracens and Munster hosting Racing 92 and Ospreys respectively.

Eight fixtures take place in the Challenge Cup on Saturday with Pau and Cardiff Blues hosting Leicester Tigers and Calvisano in the early games.

There are six Champions Cup matches scheduled for Saturday with Lyon, Benetton, Ulster, Harlequins, Sale and Exeter hosting games.

It's that time again for Planet Rugby's Video of the Week, bringing you standout footage you may like. Today it's some comedy from England.

Harlequins have announced that tighthead prop Will Collier has re-signed for the Stoop outfit, extending his stay in south-west London.

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We've reached the final round of pool matches in this season's Heineken Champions Cup, and it's do or die for some teams.

Premiership champions Saracens are looking at the prospect of being relegated unless they can prove they won't break the salary cap again.

It may have been a forgettable tour in terms of results, but Danny Ward could hardly have enjoyed a more positive experience as part of Great Britain's coaching staff over the winter.