Freddie Burns drop-goal against Saracens earned Leicester Tigers their 11th Premiership title and first for nine years.
Victory completes Tigers' return to English rugby's summit, having avoided the drop two years ago after Sarries were relegated for salary cap breaches.
Freddie Burns drop-goal:
Freddie Burns interview:
SOCIAL REACTION:
Line-ups
Leicester Tigers: Steward; Ashton, Moroni, Porter, Potter; Ford, Wigglesworth; Genge (capt), Montoya, Cole, Chessum, Green, Liebenberg, Reffell, Wiese.
Pifeleti, Mawi, Clarey, Wray, Christie, Van Zyl, Taylor, Lozowski.
Replacements: Clare, Leatigaga, Heyes, Wells, Martin, Youngs, Burns, Scott.
Saracens: Goode; Malins, Daly, Tompkins, Maitland; Farrell (capt), Davies; M Vunipola, George, Koch, Itoje, Isiekwe, McFarland, Earl, B Vunipola.
Replacements:
Referee: Wayne Barnes.
EDITORS PICKS:
- Gallagher Premiership final player Ratings: Leicester 15- 12 Saracens
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- The reason why Eddie Jones exiled Saracens back-rower Billy Vunipola
- “Astonishing decision” – Saracens star escapes red for head shot
Gallagher Premiership final player Ratings:
Leicester Tigers:
15 Freddie Steward - 7
14 Chris Ashton - 7
13 Matías Moroni - 8
12 Guy Porter - 7
11 Harry Potter - 6
10 George Ford - 6
9 Richard Wigglesworth - 8
8 Jasper Wiese - 9
7 Tommy Reffell - 8
6 Hanro Liebenberg- 8
5 Calum Green - 7
4 Ollie Chessum - 9
3 Dan Cole - 8
2 Julián Montoya- 7
1 Ellis Genge (c) - 7
23 Freddie Burns - 9 (RUCK'S MAN OF THE MATCH
Saracens:
15 Alex Goode - 6
14 Max Malins - 6
13 Elliot Daly - 6
12 Nick Tompkins - 7
11 Sean Maitland- 5
10 Owen Farrell (c) - 7
9 Aled Davies - 5
8 Billy Vunipola - 8
7 Ben Earl - 8
6 Theo McFarland - 7
5 Nick Isiekwe - 5
4 Maro Itoje - 6
3 Vincent Koch - 7
2 Jamie George - 6
1 Mako Vunipola - 6
- Venue: Twickenham
- Kick-off: 15:00 BST (14:00 GMT)
- Referee: Wayne Barnes
- Assistant Referees: Luke Pearce, Christophe Ridley
- TMO: Tom Foley
