Watch as Alex Lewington scores with his first touch for Saracens

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by Steven Smith

Sunday, 02 September 2018 at 15:57

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New signing Alex Lewington, who joined Saracens from London Irish in the summer, extended the defending champions’ lead to 17-6 just before half-time with his first carry for the club.

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The first of many in a @Saracens jersey we're sure... @AlexLewington48 marks his debut with a try 👏

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