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Saracens RFC boys were treated to an away trip they'll never forget

Saracens RFC boys will never forget their first away trip!

A group of 14 boys, aged between 11 and 18, who all have disabilities, were taken to watch the Aviva Premiership champions play Worcester earlier this month, courtesy of the club's Sports Foundation.

But before they went to support their heroes, the boys were put through their own paces in a friendly match against a team from Worcester, whose players had similar disabilities.

The teams exchanged shirts and trophies at the final whistle before going on to watch the Premiership sides do battle at the Sixways Stadium.

To cap a truly memorable day for the boys, Alan Day Volkswagen - the sponsor of the RFC programme and the Saracens club - arranged for the professional players, including England international Chris Ashton, to sign their shirts and flags as a memento.

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