Seb Stephen and Bart Godsell come into the starting forward pack, having both featured from the bench in Scotland’s win over Wales at Hive Stadium on Friday night.

Stephen comes in at hooker, and is joined in the front row by loosehead prop Oliver McKenna and Ollie Blyth-Lafferty who again keeps the tighthead prop berth.

Godsell joins the second row, partnering Dan Halkon. A consistent back row sees Oliver Duncan continue at blindside flanker, captain Freddy Douglas at openside and Reuben Logan at number 8.

In an unchanged back line, the half-backs are again made up of scrum-half Noah Cowan and stand-off Matthew Urwin. Angus Hunter is at outside centre having made his debut last weekend, joined by Kerr Yule on the inside.

Fergus Watson starts on the left wing, and Nairn Moncrieff is again on the opposite side. The team is completed by Jack Brown at full-back.

On the bench, props Jake Shearer and Jamie Stewart, alongside hooker Joe Roberts, are primed to come on in the front row. Lock Charlie Moss and back-row Mark Fyffe complete the forward replacements.

Scrum-half Hamish MacArthur and winger Cameron van Wyk, who were both involved from the bench against Wales, are joined in the replacements by stand-off Ross Wolfenden to complete the 23.

Murray said: “As a group we enjoyed the win last weekend. It was good to see us perform across the full 80 minutes as that’s something we’ve been working towards for the full campaign.

“We still had plenty of things to work on in training this week, and we know we’ll have to go up another level on Friday night against an excellent France U20 side.

“We want to end this campaign with another good performance and show we’ve made some steps forward as we build towards our World Rugby U20 Championship return in summer.”

Scotland U20 team to play France U20 on Friday at Stade Jean-Bouin (kick off 8.15pm GMT) – live on BBC iPlayer

15. Jack Brown – Edinburgh Rugby
14. Nairn Moncrieff – Edinburgh Rugby
13. Angus Hunter – Heriot’s Rugby
12. Kerr Yule – Glasgow Warriors
11. Fergus Watson – Glasgow Warriors

10. Matthew Urwin – Glasgow Warriors
9. Noah Cowan – Brunel University/Ealing Trailfinders

1. Oliver McKenna – Glasgow Warriors
2. Seb Stephen – Edinburgh Academical FC
3. Ollie Blyth-Lafferty – Edinburgh Rugby
4. Bart Godsell – Loughborough University
5. Dan Halkon – Glasgow Warriors
6. Oliver Duncan – Edinburgh Rugby
7. Freddy Douglas – Captain – Edinburgh Rugby
8. Reuben Logan – Northampton Saints

Replacements

16. Joe Roberts – Glasgow Warriors
17. Jake Shearer – Glasgow Warriors
18. Jamie Stewart – Edinburgh Rugby
19. Charlie Moss – Montpellier
20. Mark Fyffe – University of Edinburgh
21. Hamish MacArthur – Edinburgh Rugby
22. Ross Wolfenden – Edinburgh Rugby
23. Cameron van Wyk – Ayr RFC