First half dominance sets up Sarries
The English champions, beaten European finalists in 2014, effectively sealed victory by taking a 27-0 half-time lead after a superb opening 40 minutes. Tries from Mako Vunipola and Chris Wyles, plus 17 points from the boot of Owen Farrell put the home side out of sight, with USA international Wyles adding his second after the break.
England hooker George, admitted he did not feel Mark McCall's men could have played any better in the early going, but knows there are areas that will need to be improved before facing Ulster in their next encounter.
"We underpinned that performance in the first 40 minutes with our work-rate and our intensity. I thought we were outstanding and I think that was probably the best we could play. The set-piece went really well too.
"I think we maybe should have got a bonus-point, I think there are lessons we can learn as to why we were so good in that first 40 minutes but not so good after the break. We need to get better and be a lot more clinical after the break. We know we need to make sure we are switched on for what will be a big test at Ulster," he said.
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