Saracens are refreshed by a three-day break in Switzerland and prove too strong for Wasps Last time we went away on one of these trips to Miami we ended up winning the next seven games and winning the Premiership and we think it gives us a big boost. We had a good performance before we left and a very good performance today to win. The results before and after these trips speak for themselves. Goode featured prominently in both Saracens tries on Saturday with a moment of opportunism followed by a clever grubber kick that set up Chris Ashton's winning try. Goode punished Wasps for dozing off in defence when they turned their backs, expecting Owen Farrell to kick a penalty for goal but the full-back tapped and ran and set up wing Chris Wyles for the try. Goode's 66th minute grubber bobbled and bounced kindly for Ashton who squeezed past Elliot Daly for the try that gave Saracens the lead for the first time. Ashton has come in for plenty of criticism in recent weeks, having struggled to make an impression during England's Six Nations campaign, but Goode only had words of support for his team-mate. "There has been a bit of criticism but he's an unbelievable worker as he shows every week and he deserved that," Goode said. We are all behind him. We think he's a top quality player which is the reason he plays every week for us. He works unbelievably hard and I thought his defence was outstanding, especially the first half when there were two chances when they had a lot of numbers. He's got the support of the team we are 100 per cent behind him. The return of Namibia flanker Jacques Burger, who played 20 minutes as a replacement after a year out with a knee injury, was another welcome boost for Saracens but there was nothing but gloom for Wasps who sank to a fourth straight defeat. We started well but it's very difficult to play without the ball. For big periods of the game, our handling and ball retention was very poor," Wasps director of rugby, Dai Young, said. We had something like 16 handling errors which meant we never really worked Saracens hard enough in defence to stress them.