Saracens vs Bristol Predictions - Saracens set for Premiership win

Simon Lewis

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Last updated: 01 Jan 2025

Simon Lewis 01 Jan 2025

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Both teams lost heavily last weekend and seek a comeback.
Saracens predicted to cover -7.5 handicap at home.
Bristol in 2nd place despite recent defeats; both teams expect full-strength lineups.

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Saracens to bounce back with a Premiership win (Getty Images)

Saracens vs Bristol Predictions

Both teams suffered heavy defeats last weekend and will want to get back on track. I am backing Sarries to cover the -7.5 handicap on home soil.

Saracens vs Bristol Predictions
Head to Head
Saracens Form
Saracens Injuries & Team News
Bristol Form
Bristol Injuries & Team News

Saracens have won 5 of their last 9 Premiership matches.
Saracens lost 68-10 last weekend.
Saracens have won their last 2 matches against Bristol.
Bristol have won 6 of their last 9 Premiership matches.
Bristol have lost 4 of their last 5 matches.

Head to Head

Saracens did the double on Bristol last weekend, winning 41-20 away and 39-31 at home.

Saracens Form

Saracens are in fourth position in the English Premiership with five victories and four defeats in nine matches. They are on 29 points.

Last weekend Saracens were humiliated by table topping Bath, losing 68-10 away from home. They did beat Northampton the week before 39-24 on home soil.

After a shock defeat at home to Newcastle at the end of November, Sarries won both Champions Cup games against the Bulls at home and Stade Francais away.

Saracens Injuries & Team News

Expect plenty of changes for Saracens after they played a weakened side last weekend.

Bristol Form

Bristol are have another strong season, currently second with six wins in nine league games. They are five points off Bath at the top of the pile.

Recent form, however, will be concerning for the Bears. They have lost four of their last five games in all competitions, including a 38-0 home loss last weekend.

Their only win came the week before, beating Leicester away but the Bears lost both Champions Cup games against Leinster at home and La Rochelle away.