By the time referee Wayne Barnes blew the final whistle , large chunks of the world-record crowd had long since drifted away into the north London night . Such was Saracens ’ dominance of a Harlequins team who have completely lost their way , even the dubious lure of a Mexican wave had lost its appeal for the ‘ away ’ fans . Those left inside did muster a roar when Billy Vunipola dotted down for a deserved try with two minutes remaining , but Quins had been so inept for large parts of this game that a five-try victory felt slightly hollow . Saracens ' Chris Wyles ( left ) manages to go over the line despite a last ditch tackle from Marland Yarde ( right ) Saracens ' Chris Hodgson ( centre ) releases the ball as Harlequins ' Joe Marler ( left ) close him down . Pop singer Pixie Lott performs at half-time in front of the record breaking 84,068 crowd at Wembley Stadium . The 24-year-old performs for the Saracens and Harlequins supporters during the Aviva premiership match . Saracens won ’ t care a jot . They were tack sharp for much of the game , physical and confrontational when they needed to be with a pack more than willing to mix it and a back line full of invention . It was just a shame the 84,068 crowd , many of them no doubt watching their first game of professional rugby , witnessed such a no-contest . Saracens have won all but one of their last 14 matches against their London rivals and on this evidence it will be a long time before they are troubled again . Quins , eighth in the Aviva Premiership table and with next to no chance of European qualification , really were that bad . Their returning England contingent of Chris Robshaw , Joe Marler and Nick Easter were unable to make any notable impact up front , while behind the scrum they were devoid of ideas . The world record breaking 84,068 attendance for a club rugby match is revealed on the Wembley scoreboard . Harlequins ' Danny Care chips the ball forward during his side 's 42-14 defeat by Saracens at Wembley . Saracens ' Wyles and Harlequins ' Ross Chisholm both try to catch the high ball during the premiership match . They missed the cutting edge of their concussed full back Mike Brown and scrum-half Danny Care is badly short of confidence after being dropped by England last autumn . The same can not be said of Saracens , who consolidated their second spot in the table with a bonus-point win that saw winger Chris Ashton score an excellent brace . USA centre Chris Wyles excelled at 12 alongside the equally impressive Marcelo Bosch . With Owen Farrell , Brad Barritt and Schalk Brits set to return from injury soon , Saracens appear to be coming good at the right time . ‘ The second 20 minutes of the first half was as good as we ’ ve been all season , ’ said Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall . ‘ We counter attacked really well and looked dangerous on the ball . We went off the boil in the next 20 minutes but put a lot of pressure on towards the end. ’ Saracens ' Billy Vunipola ( right ) recovers the ball and dives over the line to score his team 's fifth and final try . Wyles ( left ) scored two tries in Saracens stunning 42-14 victory over Harlequins at Wembley on Saturday . Harlequins ' Care ( centre ) breaks free of a late tackle from Saracens ' Neil de Kock ( bottom ) on Saturday . The only blot on Ashton ’ s copybook was the yellow card shown for a tip tackle on Matt Hopper with eight minutes to play . No matter . Saracens still scored two tries with the wing off the field . ‘ It ’ s incredibly frustrating , ’ said Quins director of rugby Conor O ’ Shea . ‘ We ’ re just too easy to knock off . It ’ s been a really difficult couple of months . You can see that by how easily we get knocked off our stride , mentally . When you are used to success it hurts even more. ’ It could all have been so different for Quins . On the same Wembley pitch where Harry Kane had taken just 78 seconds to open his international account for England the night before , young Quins flanker Jack Clifford dotted down 28 seconds into this contest after charging down Neil de Kock ’ s clearance . It proved to be as good as it would get for Quins as Wyles and Ashton scored superbly worked first-half tries . Quins lost prop Kyle Sinckler with a knee injury sustained courtesy of a dubious tackle by flanker Jacques Burger . Ashton ’ s 52nd-minute try put Saracens out of sight before the two more late tries put deserved gloss on the score . They will travel to face Racing Metro in the last eight of Europe next Sunday full of belief . Harlequins ' Nick Evans ( right ) drives forward with the ball past the challenge of Alistair Hargreaves ( left ) Care pounces on the loose ball as Saracens ' David Strrettle ( right ) gives chase at Wembley on Saturday . Harlequins ' Chris Robshaw ( right ) charges forward with the ball and is tackled by Saracens ' George Kruis . Saracens ' Jackson Wray ( centre ) is tackled by Harlequins ' George Robson ( left ) and Jack Clifford ( right )
Saracens are up to fifth in the Aviva Premiership table after a stunning victory over Harlequins at Wembley . The game attracted a world record 84,068 crowd for club rugby . Chris Wyles and Chris Ashton scored two tries apiece and Billy Vunipola added another one late on .