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Coaches Comments - Matt Everard looks ahead to Richmond

01 April 2026

The Warriors are on the road again this weekend, facing Richmond in the Ellior Champ Rugby – fresh off the back of a victory away at Cornish Pirates. Looking back at the victory over Pirates, Head Coach Matt Everard said, “I think the staff were absolutely brilliant and really helped the team to perform and also the wider squad, the guys that actually didn’t travel and the injured players had a super week in helping the team to play.”

Warriors take home five points from Penzance

29 March 2026

Worcester Warriors returned home from Penzance with the full five points after victory over Cornish Pirates. Three first-half tries before Obinna Nkwocha and Juan González crossed in the second secured victory in front of a wave of Warriors fans who had descended on the south coast.

Rogerson returns for Warriors trip to Pirates

27 March 2026

Worcester Warriors have made six changes to their side for the trip to Cornish Pirates in the Elior Champ Rugby this weekend. Warriors won the first meeting between the sides in December, and Saturday’s game marks the first trip down to Penzance since 2015. Amongst the six changes, Matt Rogerson returns for the first time since round one against Coventry.

Warriors run in twelve tries in victory over Cambridge

22 March 2026

With the sun shining down on Sixways, Worcester ran in twelve tries to secure a dominant victory over Cambridge. A tight first-half saw the Warriors lead by just nine points, before running away with it in the second-half with free-flowing rugby bringing nine tries in the second period.

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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.