Radwan scores two tries as Leicester overpower Saracens in Prem

Leicester Tigers' Adam Radwan (left) in action
Leicester Tigers' Adam Radwan (left) in actionMike Egerton, PA Images / Alamy / Profimedia

Leicester's Adam Radwan scored two tries to inspire a 36-28 win over Saracens that kept his side in the English Prem play-off hunt on Sunday.

Olly Cracknell, Freddie Steward and Joe Heyes also touched down for Leicester.

Billy Searle kicked four conversions and a penalty to cement Leicester's advantage.

Theo McFarland, Rhys Carre, Juan Martin Gonzalez and Charlie Bracken scored Saracens' tries, with Fergus Burke converting all four.

Steward and Cracknell bagged early tries to put Leicester in command.

And although McFarland's try cut the deficit, Radwan took over with a dashing score from Searle's kick.

Saracens sent on Maro Itoje, the England captain making his first club appearance since October.

Itoje couldn't stem the tide as Leicester delivered the knockout blow in the second half, thanks to another eye-catching Radwan try.