Billy Vunipola’s fate lies in the hands of the Rugby Football Union after escaping disciplinary action by Saracens following his drunken arrest in Majorca last weekend.
Sharefollowing his arrest in Majorca last weekend. Saracens have condemned Vunipola’s behaviour and given the No8 - who is due to leave at the end of the season - a warning but consider the matter closed.
As revealed by the Guardian, Vunipola returned to Saracens on Wednesday morning for the first time since he was twice stunned by a Taser and arrested at a nightclub in Palma. Saracens, who sit second in the Premiership, will hope the matter is concluded by the RFU early enough to press ahead with preparing for their final two regular season matches against Bristol next Saturday and Sale the following weekend. Any suspension would jeopardise Vunipola’s swansong with the club, however, before he joins Montpellier in the summer.
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