Saracens FC is one of England's most prominent rugby clubs, founded in 1876 in London. The club began as an amateur association and played its first matches at Elysian Fields in South Hampstead. For many years Saracens were a mediocre club, but a series of changes in the 1990s began to transform the club.
With the introduction of professionalism in rugby in 1995, Saracens underwent major changes. In 1996 they moved to Vicarage Road in Watford and received significant financial support from businessman Nigel Wray, who helped finance the club's development. This led to Saracens being able to sign several international star players, which greatly improved their performances.
Saracens' first major success came in 1998 when they won the Tetley's Bitter Cup. However, the real breakthrough took place in the 2010s. The club won its first Premiership title in 2011 and has since become a dominant force in English rugby, with multiple league titles and European Champions Cup wins.
Saracens are known for their strong team spirit, innovative style of play and robust defence. The club has also been at the center of controversy, particularly around breaching salary cap rules, which resulted in relegation to the Second Division in 2020. They quickly returned to the Premiership and continue to be a major player in English and European rugby.
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