Warriors take on Bath Rugby in their annual Acorns Charity Matchday at Sixways on Friday 5 January (kick-off 7.45pm).
Last time the sides met at Sixways, Warriors battled to a 25-19 win against the West Country side as tries for Will Spencer, Josh Adams and Wynand Olivier steered the hosts to an impressive win.
And you can see if they can do it again on Friday 5 January, where the players will be wearing the special, all-white Acorns Charity Matchday Shirt.
Tickets for the match are available by clicking here, calling 01905 459309 or visiting the Ticket Office.
The limited-edition shirts are available to pre-order from the Sixways Store in the run-up to the big game, with all proceeds going to Acorns to help support the charity’s work providing care for local life-limited and life-threatened children, young people and their families.
To pre-order an Adult Shirt priced at £55, click here. To pre-order a Junior Shirt priced at £40, click here.
As well as the replicas, fans will be able to get their hands on the match-worn shirts by requesting a silent auction form from the Club, with all proceeds raised again going to Acorns.
A number of fundraising activities will take place at the Charity Matchday as Warriors go head-to-head with Bath at 7.45pm.
The Club have allocated a number of tickets for the match at the exclusive Acorns rate of £30 for Adults and £20 for Under 16s which includes use of the Charity Lounge and a complementary meal with a proportion of each ticket sold going directly to Acorns.
The Acorns tickets for the Charity Matchday will be sold on a first-come first-served basis, and can be purchased by visiting www.acorns.org.uk/warriors, emailing corporatefun@acorns.org.uk or calling 01564 825000.
To place a bid on any of the match shirts please contact laura.napper@warriors.co.uk.
In the past year, Acorns for the Three Counties has cared for over 210 children and more than 270 families, including those who are bereaved. It costs Acorns nearly £10 million every year to provide these services and it relies on the generosity of the public for the majority of this amount.
For more information visit www.acorns.org.uk.