article_snippet: The wing, constantly overlooked by Stuart Lancaster, raced over for a fine first-half try as the hosts reached the LV Cup Final.
article_snippet: Mike Haywood was at hooker for Mike Haywood 100th appearance for the Saints whilst flanker Jon Fisher returned after being out with an injury since November.
article_snippet: The former England winger touches down in the corner as Saracens reached the LV Cup Final .
article_snippet: Eventually Saracens secured some possession to get a platform into the match.
article_snippet: Sam Olver had scored the first try of the game for the Saints but Saracens stormed back to make the final .
article_snippet: George Kruis came on for Saracens replacing the injured Hayden Smith before Saints resumed control of the match.
article_snippet: Within a minute of the restart, Saracens scored a splendid try.
article_snippet: Assisted by the wind, Saracens were a totally different proposition in the third quarter as it was now Saints' turn to be hemmed in their own half and their fell further behind when Spencer knocked over two further penalties.
article_snippet: After 60 minutes, Saints introduced Myler and Dickson at half-back in an attempt to revive their fortunes and it soon paid dividends with Dickson nipped over on the blindside following a driving line-out with Myler converting with a brilliant touchline kick.
article_snippet: a late drop goal from Nils Mordt saw Saracens to the final, where Saracens will play either Leicester or Exeter, who play tomorrow.
article_snippet: Ben Ramsen is dragged down by Northampton's Ben Nutley as Saracens avenged last year's losses .
highlights_snippet: but Saracens fight back .
  
highlights_snippet: Saracens will now play Leicester or Exeter in LV Cup Final .