Saracens vs Bath: Premiership rugby union predictions and betting tips

Saracens vs Bath date, start time & TV info 

Date Sunday, November 30
Starts 3pm
Venue StoneX Stadium, London
Competition Premiership
TV TNT Sports 1

Champions Bath's sole Gallagher Premiership defeat in five games this season came on the road and their second might come on Sunday when they head to Saracens.

Sarries have already beaten Bristol 50-17 and Sale 65-14 at the StoneX Stadium. They ended last season with a 36-26 home win over Bath and a similar result is forecast for this fixture.

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Saracens vs Bath betting tips & predictions

Best bet

Saracens to win by one to 12 points
1pt 8-5 bet365

Saracens vs Bath preview 

Time will tell but Saracens against Bath looks a contender to be June's Premiership Grand Final at Twickenham.

Bath beat a heavily-rotated Sarries 68-10 last December and returned the favour by rotating for their 36-26 defeat on the final day of the 2024-25 regular season. The decision to rest their stars worked as they went on to win the finale.

The Blue, Black & White returned for the current campaign with a 47-31 win at Harlequins, but lost their last away league fixture 22-20 at Leicester.

Saracens are two-for-two at home, beating Bristol 50-17 and then seeing off Sale 65-14.

Both clubs have been involved in the Premiership Rugby Cup over the international period and have recalled some of their big guns for Sunday's showdown.

Maro Itoje is missing for Saracens but Mark McCall has made a big move behind the scrum by selecting Owen Farrell at fly-half for the first time since his return to the club.

Bath captain Ben Spencer spent nine years at SaracensCredit: CameraSport via Getty Images

After featuring for England against Argentina, Elliot Daly also makes his first club start of the season following a broken arm, while Bath have former Sarries scrum-half Ben Spencer as their skipper.

Farrell's duel with opposite number Finn Russell will be fascinating, as will the forward battle featuring combative hookers Theo Dan and Tom Dunn.

There is little to choose between the sides but McCall's hosts have looked sharp at home and the coach clearly sees them progressing with Farrell at number ten and Fergus Burke playing an impact role from the bench.

With home Champions Cup fixtures next week, each will be aiming to build confidence. However, Saracens have won their last five home league games and can secure a sixth.

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FAQs for Saracens vs Bath

When is Saracens vs Bath in the Premiership?

Saracens vs Bath will be played at 3pm on Sunday, November 30, 2025

Where is Saracens vs Bath being played?

Saracens vs Bath will be played at the StoneX Stadium, London

What is the match betting forSaracens vs Bath?

Saracens are 4-7 to win Sunday's match while Bath are 6-4 and the draw is available at 20-1

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