Marlie Packer signed off from Saracens in style, scoring two tries in her final appearance as the north London club demolished Trailfinders 52-14 to claim a record fourth Premiership Women's Rugby title at Twickenham Stoop. The former England captain grabbed her double inside eight first-half minutes as Saracens built a commanding 26-0 lead at the break.

Trailfinders, appearing in their first final since joining the league in 2023, could not handle Saracens' star power. Despite assembling a squad featuring England captain Meg Jones and New Zealand internationals, they were outclassed by a team featuring World Cup winner Packer, world player of the year Sophie de Goede, and league player of the season Olivia Apps. The gulf in experience proved decisive as Saracens avenged last season's final defeat.

Packer's emotional farewell came after nine years and four titles with Saracens, who finished 25 points clear of their opponents in the regular season. The victory marked a triumphant end to her tenure before moving to Harlequins next season. Trailfinders showed heart but couldn't overcome the champions' ruthless attacking display.

With Jess Breach adding two brilliant second-half tries, Saracens overtook Gloucester-Hartpury as the most successful side in English women's rugby history. The dominant performance confirmed their status as the league's benchmark team.