In a resounding Premiership victory against Bristol, Saracens express unwavering confidence that Owen Farrell won’t experience a recurrence of his unprecedented six missed shots at goal.
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Despite only converting two out of eight attempts at the StoneX Stadium, Farrell’s teammates rallied with an impressive seven-try performance, securing a compelling 39-31 triumph over Bristol.
“It was one of those days for him wasn’t it?” said McCall.
“But I don’t think we’ll see that again.
“Owen was at the heart of our turnaround in the second-half to be honest.
“And we were much more physical, much more energetic as a team after the break.
“I thought we were flat in a number of things early on, even when that was happening.
“I don’t the reason why right now, but three tries to one up, it didn’t feel like we were on top of things or as energetic as we had been the week before.
“But I give the boys a lot of credit for doing something about it in the second-half.”
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29 Jac Morgan (Ospreys/Wales)
28 Kyle Sinckler (Bristol/England)
27 Ali Price (Glasgow Warriors/Scotland)
26 Henry Slade (Exeter/England)
25 Tommy Reffell (Leicester/Wales)
24 Theo McFarland (Saracens/Samoa)
23 Jasper Wiese (Leicester/South Africa)
22 Henry Arundell (London Irish/England)
21 Hamish Watson (Edinburgh/Scotland)
