Gallagher PREM final vote as Northampton and Exeter face off: Henry Pollock or Greg Fisilau to edge No. 8 showdown? Who takes the title?

The Gallagher PREM final is upon us, and here is your chance to vote on all the big topics as Northampton and Exeter prepare to meet at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham.

After two sparkling semi-finals, Saturday's showdown at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, is beautifully set up.

On one side are Phil Dowson's Saints, who - together with Bath - have led the way at the top of the table for much of the season.

On the other side of the turf are the resurgent Chiefs, with Rob Baxter once more imbuing his men with all the fighting spirit that has become their trademark over the years.

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That was never more evident than in their comeback win over Bath last weekend, but can they turn in one more herculean effort to take home their third PREM title, and first since 2019/20?

A host of dynamics present themselves for this clash - read on to cast your votes!

Highlights: Litchfield hat-trick against Leicester puts Northampton in final

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Who will edge No. 8 showdown?

There are big match-ups all over the pitch on Saturday, but perhaps most crucial to the outcome could be Henry Pollock - so influential in Northampton's semi-final win over Leicester - coming up against Greg Fisilau in a battle of the young guns at Number 8.

Fisilau, 22, got his first call-up to the full England squad for the 2026 Six Nations, while Pollock, 21, has already made a considerable imprint at domestic and international level.

Who do you think will come out on top between these two tyros?

Should Feyi-Waboso start?

Immanuel Feyi-Waboso was loving life in the stands at The Rec last weekend as he watched his club-mates storm back to down Bath in a thrilling match.

Feyi-Waboso celebrates at Bath last weekend

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The England winger would ordinarily have been playing a part himself, but a jaw injury sustained on May 31 has seen him sidelined since then.

Speaking after his team progressed to the final, Baxter said: "I will have a chat with our medical group and see what the situation is [with the injury].

"It will have to be a joint decision between ourselves, Manny and England."

The matter is complicated by England Rugby having the final say over Feyi-Waboso, as he is on an EPS [Elite Player Squad] contract.

England head coach Steve Borthwick appeared to suggest the winger would be cleared.

He said: "For Manny [Feyi-Waboso], with full consultation with the medical specialists who worked with him at his club, the plan is that he goes through a period of preparation this week and, if it all goes well, he will hopefully be available for selection this weekend."

Not only that, but Exeter's back three - Ollie Woodburn, Paul Brown-Bampoe and Campbell Ridl - performed strongly during the semi-final.

Should Feyi-Waboso come in?

Would this be Exeter's greatest triumph?

Baxter has worked miracles at Sandy Park during his time at the club, with the 2019/20 double of PREM and Champions Cup the undoubted high point.

But just over a year ago, the Chiefs were slipping to their worst-ever defeat - an embarrassing 79-17 reverse to Gloucester - and recorded just four league wins all season, as they finished second-bottom in the table.

Should they win on Saturday, would this comeback from the doldrums in such a short space of time represent Exeter's greatest triumph?

Highlights: Exeter seal dramatic comeback victory over Bath to set up Northampton final

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Who will win the trophy?

Finally, tell us which side you think will end Saturday holding their third PREM crown...

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How to watch the Gallagher PREM final

The 2025/26 Gallagher PREM final between Northampton Saints and Exeter Chiefs will be shown live on TNT Sports and HBO Max in the UK.

Kick-off from Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, is at 15:00 on Saturday, with coverage starting on TNT Sports 1 from 13:30.

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