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Images Dated 9th May 1998

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Saracens' Francois Pienaar and Michael Lynagh lift the Tetley's Bitter Cup

Saracens' Paddy Johns wins the line out ball

Saracens' Kyran Bracken is tackled by Wasps' Simon Mitchell

Saracens' Philippe Sella holds aloft the Tetley's Bitter Cup

The Saracens team celebrate winning the Tetley's Bitter Cup

Saracens' Danny Grewcock is tackled by Wasps'Mark Weedon watched on by

Saracens' Kyran Bracken releases the ball for his team's three quarters

Saracens' Kyran Bracken celebrates winning the Tetley's Bitter Cup

Tetley's Bitter Cup Final - Saracens v Wasps

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Tetley's Cup Diprose

Saracens captain Tony Diprose holds up the Tetley's Bitter Cup after beating Wasps 48-18 at Twickenham this afternoon (Saturday). Photo by Adam Butler/PA

Saracens' Ryan Constable (L), Anthony Diprose (C) and Andy Lee (R

Saracens captain Tony Diprose lifts the Tetley Bitter Cup

Saracens' Michael Lynagh is carried around Twickenham on the shoulders of his

Saracens' Michael Lynagh lifts the Tetley Bitter Cup

Saracens' Danny Grewcock goes over the line for another try

Saracens' Andy Lee (second left) gets away from Wasps'

The Saracens team celebrate with the Tetley Cup

Danny Grewcock scores the 4th try for Saracens at Twickenham

Saracens' Michael Lynagh celebrates winning the Tetley's Bitter Cup

Saracens' Steve Ravenscroft tackles Wasps' Gareth Rees as Mark Denney

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Tetley Pienaar/Action

Saracens' Francois Pienaar (holding ball) is tackled by Michael Buster White during their clash with the Wasps in the Tetley Bitter Cup Final at Twickenham this afternoon (Saturday). Saracens went onto win 48-18. Photo by Adam Butler/PA

Saracens' Tony Doprose holds the trophy to the fans