ries by Ben Foden, Alex Waller and George North put the visitors ahead.
Elliot Daly crossed to keep Wasps in touching distance at half-time before Christian Wade and Joe Simpson went over to give the hosts the lead.
Ahsee Tuala and Teimana Harrisson crossed for Saints, but Mullan drove
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Willie le Roux looked to have scored a decisive try for Wasps, but the score was rightly ruled out for Joe Launchbury's block on Luther Burrell as he attempted to stop Kurtley Beale from making the final pass.
While the decision was the right one, Wasps were frustrated by a delay in referring the
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Saints defended strongly against waves of pressure late on, but after a let-off a minute before for the same offence, Jamie Gibson was sent to the sin-bin for pulling down the maul and Wasps took full advantage.
The result might have been different had fly-half Stephen Myler not
Anthony Brown Womens Jersey missed four difficult conversion attempts as well as a penalty for the visitors, Gopperth's three successful conversions and two penalties proving decisive.
There was confusion over the final try, as former Saints player Paul Doran Jones and Mullan both initially claimed the score, which was right by the posts.
It left the prolific Gopperth with a simple conversion and he duly bisected the posts to bring a thrilling game to a dramatic conclusion.
Wasps, already assured of a place in the play-offs, remain unbeaten at
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Wasps director of rugby Dai Young:"We've got another couple of gears we can go to, but Saracens are still the team to beat."We've just got to keep winning and get ourselves into the competition's latter stages."
