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	Singer sews up Saracens' final spot; Northampton 10 Saracens 25. Newspaper article from: Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England) ...tries to send Saracens into the Tetley's Bitter Cup final at Twickenham with a comprehensive...as it slipped away. Saracens...penalty. Singer's scores were ...
	Fit-again Rodber pledges to pump up Cup volume; TETLEY'S BITTER FOCUS. Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England) ...has warned Tetley's Bitter Cup favourites...in today's quarter-final. Saints...Northampton one win away from Twickenham, seven years...Rodber's fellow Lion...Newcastle, ...
	Saracens mix of young and old is ideal Cup recipe. Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England) Saracens captain Tony...guns as the Tetley's Bitter Cup favourites...players on the Twickenham pitch with...the first final containing...World Cup finals and enjoyed...winning ...
	Rugby Union: Andrew's Twickenham sorrow Newspaper article from: The Independent (London, England) ...this weekend's Tetley's Bitter Cup final at Twickenham. If Newcastle...Jonny Wilkinson away on World Cup duty...during last month's Premiership ...
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	Classic match a grand opening for West's stand Newspaper article from: The Herald ...Calcutta Cup which was...President's XV, a West...Martin Waite's try, hit...in his final match before...President's XV looked...they might run away with the...Gloucester, Saracens, ...
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