FOOTBALL fans in Worcester were given the chance to see two of the game's most coveted prizes.

The Premier League and Barclays FA Women's Super League trophies were on display at The Kiln in Copenhagen Street.

The event, run by The Kiln and Barclays, allowed visitors to get up close to the trophy and have their photos taken with them.

The banking giant has partnered with the remote-working space to allow members of the public to get help with their banking in a less formal environment.

Alex Brookes, centre manager from the Kiln, said it was an exciting moment.

She said: "We have been talking about it for about two years, but unfortunately Covid happened, so we had to put it all on hold.

"We came to an agreement just before lockdown, and we were just waiting for the right time and as things are getting back to normality, we decided now was the right time.

"It is incredible to have the trophies here and it has been really exciting getting ready to welcome them here."

The Kiln allows businesses and start-ups to use its space for work.

From 9am until 11am every Monday, and from 12pm until 4.30pm every Thursday, Barclays staff will be on hand to discuss banking with customers.

There is no need to make an appointment, people can just walk in.

The Premier League Trophy is one of the most famous symbols in football. Due to its value, it is always flanked by two security guards when on display.

Cast by Asprey and Garrard, the Crown Jewellers, the main body of the trophy is made from solid sterling silver.

The crown is cast from 24-carat silver which is gold plated to a depth of half a millimetre.

The base of the trophy is made from Malacite, a semi-precious stone found in Africa.

The green colour of the opaque stone represents the field of play.

The design of the trophy is based on the theme of 'The Three Lions of English Football'.

Two of the lions can be found above the handles on either side of the trophy.

According to the Premier League: "When the captain of the title winning team raises the trophy above his head at the end of the season, he becomes the third lion."