FIXTURES at Worcester Raiders Football Club have been reversed while the club is unable to play at Sixways Stadium.

Sixways Stadium is closed following the announcement that Worcester Warriors has entered administration, with the ground also being home to Worcester Raiders FC.

A statement from the club's chairman, Steve Harris, revealed that fixtures are set to be reversed in order to find a resolution.

He said: "Every option is being explored by the club right now.

"For the time being, we will reverse our fixtures in the uhlsport Hellenic League. We hope that a resolution will be found shortly so we can remain at Sixways Stadium."

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Worcester Warriors was officially placed into administration, which was confirmed by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

Following the club's suspension from all competitions at 5pm on Monday, September 26, the DCMS acted upon the directors' request for the club to be placed into administration.

A statement on their behalf read: "We understand the past few months have been difficult for the players, staff and fans of Worcester Warriors Rugby Football Club.

"We have worked around the clock with the club’s directors, the PRL and the RFU to explore all possible options but during this time the owners have been unable to secure new investment for the club.

"In order to give the club the best possible chance of survival, and to protect a significant taxpayer investment, we have today agreed to the directors’ request to place the club into administration.

"We will now apply to the court to appoint administrators and will begin work to explore all possible options to protect creditors and preserve the local rugby offering in Worcester."