Two BBC local radio commentaries available for you for this match at The Stoop.

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Worcester winger Tom Biggs returns after two months out through injury in the Warriors' only change from their 28-20 win over Gloucester.

Biggs comes in for Cooper Vuna.

Victory for Warriors would be the first time they have won three Premiership games in a row since March 2007.

South Africa back Francois Hougaard, fresh from signing a new three-year deal at Sixways, starts again at scrum-half.

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Replacements: Sowrey, Leleimalefaga, Johnston, Sanderson, Betty, Baldwin, Lamb, Symons.     

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Of course, there's more than just the matter of Premiership points at stake today as the Six Nations reaches its finale.

Champions England of course go in search of a first Grand Slam since 2003 in Paris against France and you can catch that live on BBC One from 19:20.

Wales and Italy are currently battling it out on the same channel at the Principality stadium with Wales seemingly on a mission for a big score.

Ireland and Scotland also meet in Dublin later, kick-off 17:00 and full match commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra from 17:15.

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Huddle up...They're not wrong when they call it Super Saturday.

Aside from the climax of the Six Nations, we've got a Premiership clash with plenty at stake to bring you this afternoon from the Twickenham Stoop.

Tenth-placed Worcester travel to sixth-placed Harlequins.

Not exactly the happiest of hunting grounds for Dean Ryan's Warriors, but a win today would be huge in the context of their season.

Teams news on the way......