Saracens flanker Andy Onyeama-Christie suffered a 'horrendous' ankle injury during his team's Gallagher Premiership match against Harlequins, likely causing a fracture and dislocation that may keep him out for the rest of the year. Saracens' director of rugby Mark McCall expressed deep concern for Onyeama-Christie, who has faced multiple injuries over the past 18 months, including two broken arms. The match itself marked a significant turning point for Harlequins, who secured a 19-17 victory over Saracens, ending an eight-game losing streak against their rivals. Harlequins' defensive efforts were pivotal, with a standout performance from Jack Kenningham and key contributions from Marcus Smith, who helped maintain their lead. The loss was particularly painful for Saracens, who had started the season strong but struggled to find their rhythm after losing Onyeama-Christie early in the match. Both teams showcased strong physicality, but Harlequins' defense ultimately outlasted Saracens' attack, securing a historic win.