The 2025/26 Gallagher Prem final gets underway on Saturday afternoon, as both Northampton Saints and Exeter Chiefs gear up to compete for a third league title.
Northampton Saints stormed to the top of the regular season Gallagher Prem table, securing themselves a home semi final against local rivals Leicester Tigers.
Phil Dowson's side comfortably progressed past their East Midlands rivals, running out 45-31 victors in a match that never saw them put under too much score board pressure.
Meanwhile, Exeter Chiefs earned an impressive third place finish in the table - after finishing ninth the season prior - to set up a semi final against West Country rivals and defending Prem champions Bath.
Rob Baxter's side produced one of the performances of the season, to ultimately down the Blue, Black and Whites 26-27 via a 30-phase defensive showing at the end of the match.
With the international quality and attacking flair set to be on show, the 2025/26 Grand Final is set to be a barn-stormer.
With all that in mind, let's take a look at how the odds suggest the Prem final will unfold.
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Northampton Saints v Exeter Chiefs odds
Saturday 20th June 2026 at Twickenham Stadium, kicking off at 15:00 BST
Heading into the semi finals, Bath Rugby were the outright favourites to win the Gallagher Prem title, with Exeter the biggest outsiders at that stage.
However, with Johan van Graan's side now eliminated, top seed Northampton Saints are priced as most likely to lift the Gallagher Prem title on Saturday afternoon.
Dowson's men are 2/5 to lift the trophy at the time of writing, reflecting their dominance over the course of the season.
Baxter's side are no strangers to being underdogs, having only been promoted to the English top flight for the first time in 2010, and will make the journey to the capital as 7/4 outsiders to win the famous Prem trophy.
Odds will display when markets are available and odds written in this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.
