Story byRotimi Segun helped Saracens get back to winning ways []Alistair Watkins - BBC Sport senior journalistSun, January 11, 2026 at 8:56 PM UTC·4 min readInvestec Champions Cup Pool 1Saracens (17) 20Tries: Segun 2, T Willis Con: Burke Pen: FarrellToulouse (7) 14Tries: Kinghorn, Lebel Cons: Ramos 2Saracens produced an oustanding performance in testing conditions to beat Toulouse 20-14 and all but secure their place in the last 16 of the Champions Cup. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSaracens held a blunt review of their stuttering season after a poor defeat at Leicester last weekend, saying they had "confronted what was wrong" and were ready to "do the talking on the field" against the six-time European champions. Mark McCall's side did just that at a wet and windy StoneX, fronting up to the star-studded Toulouse side with their best display of the season. Number eight Tom Willis, whose elder brother Jack was in Toulouse's back row, gave another stellar performance to underline how much he will be missed when he moves to Bordeaux at the end of the season. Rotimi Segun scored two of their tries while Willis bagged the other as Saracens scored 17 unanswered first-half points to take control of the match. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSarries will bid for the top spot in Pool 1 when they face group leaders Glasgow Warriors away next Sunday, but a losing bonus point would be enough to secure their progress to the knockout stage. Toulouse have now lost two group games, having been humbled 28-21 by Glasgow last time out, and head into their final match at Sale on Saturday potentially needing to win to go through. Champions Cup standingsThings looked ominous when Toulouse fly-half Blair Kinghorn scored the opening try following sustained pressure, but Saracens responded in style with three tries in 10 minutes. The first came from a moment of Theo McFarland brilliance. The Samoan flanker charged down Antoine Dupont's kick and raced forward to gather the ball. Jamie George and Willis took over the charge before the ball was moved left to Rotini Segun to finish. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThree-time champions Saracens almost doubled their lead immediately.