Saracens v Harlequins - in pictures

Thousands walk up Wembley Way to be part of a world-record crowd for a domestic rugby match as Saracens take on Harlequins Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

A crowd of up to 80,000 are expected at today's Aviva Premiership match between Saracens and Harlequins as the teams come onto the pitch for the start of the game Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

A thoughtful Sarrie the camel in his dressing room before kick-off. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Harlequins' kit is laid out for the players before the game. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The referee Greg Garner (standing) giving his team a briefing before kick-off. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

England fly-half Charlie Hodgson prepares in the Saracens changing room. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The Saracens cheerleaders wait to come on to the pitch. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Saracens come out of the tunnel for kick-off. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The world-record crowd for a club match watches the action in the first half. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Chris Wyles dives over for Saracens but the try was disallowed, as his foot was already in touch after a tackle by George Lowe. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

George Robson claims the ball for Harlequins. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Jackson Wray is tackled by Danny Care. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Steve Borthwick wins line-out ball for Saracens. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The world-record attendance is announced to the crowd of 83,761. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Harlequins captain Chris Robshaw winks at the Saracens players as they clap his team off the pitch. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The Quins players celebrate their win by joining hands. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The Harlequins and England captain, Chris Robshaw, minus his boots, in a post-match TV interview. Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer