Prem play-off spots up for grabs in final round - who needs what & team news

Prem play-off spots up for grabs in final round - who needs what & team newsImage source, ShutterstockImage caption, Exeter scored three late tries when they won 30-24 at Saracens back in DecemberPublished5 June 202672 CommentsUpdated 21 minutes agoAfter 17 rounds of action the Prem's regular season ends on Saturday with two key games in the play-off shake-up.With all matches kicking off at 15:15 BST, most eyes will be on the match at Sandy Park as fourth-placed Exeter host fifth-placed Saracens for the final play-off berth.Meanwhile, second-placed Bath and third-placed Leicester will do battle at The Rec for second place and a home tie next week.Northampton, who have already secured top spot and a semi-final at home against whoever finishes fourth, travel to Harlequins. You can listen to coverage of all of the matches on BBC DAB and FM local radio, via BBC Sounds or the BBC Sport website and app.Exeter v SaracensImage source, ShutterstockImage caption, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso has scored 13 tries in all competitions for Exeter this seasonFourth-placed Exeter will be without England winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso for the crucial game against fifth-placed Saracens.The 23-year-old has undergone surgery for a facial injury he suffered last week and is replaced by Paul Brown-Bampoe.The only other change to Rob Baxter's starting line-up sees Christ Tshiunza come in for his final game at Sandy Park in place of Greg Fisilau, who also has a facial injury.Tshiunza will play at open-side flanker, with Tom Hooper switching to blind-side and Ethan Roots moving into Fisilau's slot at number eight.If Exeter win or draw, they will secure a place in the top four for the first time since 2021 - and they could even move up to third place, should Leicester lose at Bath.Saracens will make the top four if they win, unless Exeter get two losing bonus points, and the Londoners fail to pick up a try-scoring bonus of their own - if the sides are level on points Saracens would go...