Team named ahead of second U18 Men’s Festival fixture
Head Coach Ross Miller has named his Scotland U18 Men side for their second Six Nations Festival fixture against Ireland at Le Stade Darragon, Vichy today (kick off 3.15pm BST) - live on Scottish Rugby's YouTube channel.
Miller has made seven changes to the side that lost to England in our festival opener last week.
Oliver Anderson comes into the starting front row at tighthead prop. Logan Hendrie starts at loosehead prop once more, and Jack Utterson continues at hooker.
Captain Christian Lindsay is paired with Will Lockhart in the second row, and the forwards are completed by Harry Jackaman at blindside flanker, Harvey Preston at openside and Dan Casserly at number eight.
The half-back pairing is made of Gregor Johnston at scrum-half, and Ben MacDougall starting at stand-off.
In the centres, Harry Clark begins on the inside and is joined by Will Corbett on the outside.
Ben McDonald is selected at left wing, with Luca Mathieson on the right. Full-back David Barrie completes the starting team.
Scotland U18 Men team to play Ireland U18 at Le Stade Darragon tomorrow (kick off 12.15pm BST) – live on the Scottish Rugby YouTube channel
15. David Barrie
14. Luca Mathieson
13. Will Corbett
12. Harry Clark
11. Ben McDonald
10. Ben MacDougall
9. Gregor Johnston
1. Logan Hendrie
2. Jack Utterson
3. Oliver Anderson
4. Will Lockhart
5. Christian Lindsay CAPTAIN
6. Harry Jackaman
7. Harvey Preston
8. Dan Casserly
Replacements
16. Jack Nesbitt
17. Max Morrison
18. Jackson Rennie
19. Dan Shellard
20. Ashton Young
21. Cameron Trayler
22. Lloyd Moncrieff
23. Henry Widdowson
24. Joe Taylor
25. Rory McHaffie
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