Tue 3 Apr 2012 | 04:50
Aviva Premiership Highlights Wrap-Up for Round 19

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It was a historical weekend in the Premiership as a world record crowd attended Wembley for Saracens vs Harlequins, a game that now has the largest ever attendance in club rugby. Here's a quick wrap-up of what took place in each match.

A crowd of 83,761 turned out at Wembley to watch Harlequins beat Saracens 24-19 and in doing so, extend their lead at the top of the Aviva Premiership table.

George Lowe was the star for Quins as he scored a try and put in an impressive defensive effort, with one incredible try saver in particular. Jordan Turner-Hall also scored, as did Danny Care.

Elsewhere, Elliot Daly kicked a massive penalty to snatch a last minute 26-24 win for Wasps over Gloucester. Former Kingsholm native Nicky Robinson had an off day with the boot so young Daly stepped up and duly slotted the winning kick, easing their relegation fears.

Short highlights and a summaries of all the games are included in the video below if you missed them and need to catch up. If you don't have time to watch, the results were as follows:

Newcastle Falcons 22 - 19 Sale Sharks | Leicester Tigers 43 - 13 Worcester Warriors 
Bath 6 - 26 Northampton Saints | Saracens 19 - 24 Harlequins | Exeter Chiefs 18 - 11 London Irish
London Wasps 26 - 24 Gloucester Rugby

Thanks to Premiership Rugby

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  • mise
    1:01 AM 06/04/2012

    @cmon84: it was a verrry boring round up thou. sheesh. RD didnt make it, no fault there, but man on man it was as sleeper.........

  • cmon84
    12:35 PM 04/04/2012

    Very enjoyable summary, great addition to the typical RD content.
    Imo a simple weekly update from comps around the world, from whatever source (top 10 14, Plays of the week, etc) really adds to the maturity of the site.
    Anyway, thanks for posting and keep up the good work!

  • jnfeehan
    8:19 PM 03/04/2012

    This was a great catch up thanks. Also loving the French round summary. Keep up the good work RD. :)

  • tram14
    8:12 PM 03/04/2012

    George Lowe for England

  • sebby
    7:23 PM 03/04/2012

    Stephen Donald is being payed a ridiculous amount of money from Bath!! And his performance wasn't what you would expect from a man being payed that much performing well below par!!