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Warriors make three changes for visit to Scottish

12 February 2026

Worcester Warriors have made three changes to their side to take on London Scottish on Friday evening. Warriors crossed for eight tries in their meeting with Scottish at Sixways back in October and head to London off the back of wins over Doncaster and Ampthill.

Club Statement - Rugby Creditors

12 February 2026

Following the completion of the adjudication process, final offers have now been made to outstanding players/will be made by close of business today 12 February. The club have been working through and calculating final figures, including a voluntary additional sum being paid by the club to players for the period between 27 September and 5th October 2022. A period which the adjudicator found that the players were not entitled to be paid. The club anticipated that payments will be processed as soon as account details are verified with individual players (it is anticipated that this will conclude within the next 14 days though may take longer if payment verification is not immediate).

Late try secures victory at Sixways

08 February 2026

Worcester Warriors secured a last-gasp victory over Doncaster Knights with winger Juan González crossing in the game’s final minutes. Doncaster had taken the lead with ten minutes to go, but the Warriors fought back to secure a pivotal win.

Warriors name side for Knights visit to Sixways

06 February 2026

Worcester Warriors have made just one change to their starting XV from last week’s win over Ampthill as Doncaster Knights head to Sixways. The Knights head to Sixways off the back of a bonus-point victory over Cornish Pirates last weekend.

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Worcester Rugby Football Club, now known as Worcester Warriors, was founded in 1871 by Rev Francis John Eld and the team played its first match in November of that year against the Royal Artillery Rugby Club.

The club faced challenges early on, including disbandment in 1896 and interruptions during the World Wars.

Despite these setbacks, the club grew steadily through the 20th century, developing strong teams and acquiring grounds such as Claines, Perdiswell, and Bilford Road.