Premiership Women’s Rugby final: Saracens v Trailfinders<\/p>\n
Venue: The Stoop Date: Sunday, 28 June Kick-off: 15:00 BST<\/p>\n
Coverage: Watch live coverage on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website and app, follow live text commentary on the BBC Sport website and app; listen to commentary on BBC Radio London and BBC Sounds<\/p>\n
Trailfinders’ England captain Meg Jones says they are targeting an “underdog victory” in their first Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) final.<\/p>\n
The West Londoners only joined the PWR in 2023 and had never finished higher than sixth. They secured fourth spot before beating triple champions Gloucester-Hartpury 29-26 at Kingsholm in their semi-final on June 14.<\/p>\n
Trailfinders now face three-time champions Saracens at the Stoop this Sunday, with the North London outfit chasing a record fourth title.<\/p>\n
“I honestly didn’t think I’d be here,” Jones told BBC Sport. “It would be an underdog story and mean a huge amount to the club. And on the back of the season we’ve had, it would mean a great deal to me as well.”<\/p>\n
Jones, 29, only joined Trailfinders from Leicester <\/a>ahead of this season, alongside the likes of Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm<\/a> and Canadian international Clare Gallagher.<\/a><\/p>\n Jones admits she didn’t expect them to be challenging the PWR final.<\/p>\n “Probably not at the start of the season, but I don’t actually think that far ahead. There are so many variables.<\/p>\n “We always set for the top four, and when we’d beaten Gloucester [in the regular season] a couple of weeks before the play-offs, we thought ‘Wow, we’re really clicking here. We know the plan'”.<\/p>\n