As we gear up to one of the most eagerly anticipated days of the rugby calendar, let's take a look at a current combined XV for the Gallagher Prem final.
Both Northampton Saints and Exeter Chiefs have had remarkable turnarounds this Gallagher Prem season, with the 2025/26 finalists finishing eighth and ninth in the table respectively last season.
Both sides possess some extremely strong, world-class talent, with this final set to be an absolute cracker of a match, between two sides with exceptional attack.
With that in mind, let's take a look at our current combined XV for the Gallagher Prem final.
Northampton Saints v Exeter Chiefs Current Combined XV
15. George Furbank
14. Tommy Freeman
13. Henry Slade
12. Len Ikitau
11. Immanuel Feyi Waboso
10. Fin Smith
9. Alex Mitchell
1. Scott Sio
2. Curtis Langdon
3. Elliot Millar Mills
4. Dafydd Jenkins
5. Alex Coles
6. Tom Hooper
7. Tom Pearson
8. Henry Pollock
England international George Furbank, who is on his way to Harlequins ahead of next season, is the chosen option at full back, joined by England teammates Tommy Freeman and Immanuel Feyi-Waboso in the back three.
Henry Slade and Australian super star Len Ikitau form their club centre pairing, with Tom Litchfield and Rory Hutchinson from Northampton unlucky to miss out.
Northampton's international pairing Fin Smith and Alex Mitchell - the latter a doubt for Saturday's final - are selected at half back, ahead of Exeter duo Harvey Skinner and Stephen Varney.
Into the pack, Australian loosehead Scott Sio is one of three Wallabies in this team, in the front row alongside Northampton's Curtis Langdon and the outgoing Elliot Millar Mills.
Welsh captain Dafydd Jenkins is the first lock, joined in the second row by Northampton's Alex Coles, ahead of South African powerhouse JJ Van Der Mescht, Ed Prowse and Andrea Zambonin.
The back row was the hardest selection in this team, with Callum Chick, Josh Kemeny, Christ Tshiunza, Greg Fisilau, Ross Vintcent and Ethan Roots all extremely unlucky to miss out.
Exeter's Tom Hooper is the blindside flanker chosen, joined by Northampton's solid Tom Pearson and the ever-X-Factor Henry Pollock, who completes the squad.
