Just Stop Oil protesters stopped rugby’s Gallagher Premiership ultimate by working onto the pitch and throwing orange paint powder.
The match between Sale and Saracens at Twickenham was briefly delayed when two males ran from the stands.
To cheers from the group the stewards escorted the protesters away, and the boys have been subsequently arrested.
It was the most recent sporting occasion to be affected after play on the World Snooker Championship was suspended in April.
A person climbed onto a desk on the Crucible Theater in Sheffield and cowl it in orange powder as one other protester tried to affix himself to a different desk. A 25-year-old man and 52-year-old lady have been arrested on suspicion of inflicting legal injury.
An announcement from Twickenham Stadium mentioned it was a “police matter”, including: “We would like to thank our team who acted decisively and swiftly.”
Just Stop Oil mentioned the protesters in Twickenham have been a health care provider and a building employee.
An announcement learn: “Today’s action comes against a backdrop of more extreme weather events, as rising concentrations of carbon in the atmosphere push us closer to irreversible tipping points, threatening to upset humanity’s balance of life, which drives the system out of control.”
Saracens gained 35–25. to safe their sixth Premiership title and first in 4 years.
With inputs from BBC
