England U20 v Scotland U20: Teams

Rob Hunter has named four debutant in his England U20 side to face Scotland in their opening game on Friday in Plymouth.
No. 8 Jack Clifford will captain the side for the Six Nations while wing Ben Howard, centre Harry Sloan, and flankers Ross Moriarty and Joel Conlon will make their first starts along with the totality of the replacements’ bench named.
Hunter said: “We’re all very excited about getting the competition underway, the lads have worked hard and we’re looking forward to see them perform in the white jersey.
“It’s great to have some local boys playing at Plymouth, I’m sure that they can’t wait to get out there. We know that Scotland are well coached, well organised and highly motivated and it’ll be a tough game.”
Plymouth born Jack Arnott added: “I’m really looking forward to playing in front of a home crowd – I’ve got some family coming down and I’m sure it’ll be a great occasion. We’re expecting a tough, physical game from Scotland but at the moment we’re just concentrating on ourselves.”
England U20: Anthony Watson (); Jack Arnott (), Harry Sloan (), Sam Hill (Exeter Chiefs), Ben Howard (Worcester Warriors) (Exeter Chiefs), Alex Day ( Saints); Luke Cowan-Dickie (Exeter Chiefs), Max Crumpton (Saracens),  Kyle (Harlequins); Elliott Stooke (Gloucester Rugby), Dom Barrow (Leeds Carnegie); Ross Moriarty ( Rugby), Joel Conlon (Exeter Chiefs), Jack Clifford (Harlequins, Capt.).
Replacements: Danny Herriott (Northampton Saints), Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi (Northampton Saints), Scott Wilson (Newcastle Falcons)Tom Jubb (Saracens), Gus Jones (London Wasps), Nathan Fowles ( Sharks), Will Hooley (Northampton Saints), Mark Jennings ().
Scotland U20: Keith Buchan; Damian Hoyland, Chris Auld, Mark Bennett, Rory Hughes; Tommy Allan, Sam Hidalgo-Clyne; Jamie Bhatti, Russell Anderson, D’arcy Rae; Jonny Gray (Capt.), Adam Sinclair; Ruaridh Leishman, Will Bordill, Adam Ashe.
Replacements: Calum Black, Shawn Muir, Phil Cringle, Cameron Turner, Tommy Spinks, Ali Price, Alex Hagart, Robbie Fergusson.

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