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Wales make five changes for their final World Rugby U20 Championship group game in Santa Fe, Argentina, on Wednesday.

Bristol Bears tight-head Nick English replaces Ben Warren, while on the other side of the scrum Dragons' Tom Devine comes in for Kemsley Mathias.

Scarlets lock Morgan Jones starts in place of Ed Scragg.

In the backs, wing Deon Smith replaces Ryan Conbeer, while Leicester inside centre Sam Costelow starts with Max Llewellyn dropping to the bench.

Dragons centre Aneurin Owen has been forced to withdraw from the tournament after suffering concussion in the opening minutes of the first game against Argentina.

His place has been taken by Cardiff Blues number eight Ioan Rhys Davies, who adds back-row cover to the squad.

Wales won their opening game against hosts Argentina but the lost to France, while Fiji have lost to both opponents.

"We have taken lessons from our defeat to France, but just as important has been the refreshing mindset the players have displayed since Saturday and we're all now looking forward to Fiji," said Wales head coach Gareth Williams.

"Fiji have played some excellent stuff this tournament and have been a challenge early on for both France and Argentina.

"Therefore returning to the focus of the first two games is key for us. We cannot lose sight that winning games has been a focus of ours coming to this World Cup and we have three more tough challenges to do that."

Wales U20:
Ioan Davies (Cardiff Blues); Tomi Lewis (Scarlets), Tiaan Thomas-Wheeler (Ospreys), Sam Costelow (Leicester Tigers), Deon Smith (Dragons); Cai Evans (Ospreys), Dafydd Buckland (Dragons); Tom Devine (Dragons), Dewi Lake (capt, Ospreys), Nick English (Bristol Bears), Morgan Jones (Scarlets), Jac Price (Scarlets), Iestyn Rees (Scarlets), Tommy Reffell (Leicester Tigers), Jac Morgan (Aberavon/Scarlets).

Replacements: Will Griffiths (Dragons), Garin Lloyd (Ospreys), Rhys Davies (Ospreys), Kemsley Mathias (Scarlets), Ben Warren (Cardiff Blues). Ed Scragg (Dragons), Lennon Greggains (Dragons), Harri Morgan (Ospreys), Ryan Conbeer (Scarlets), Max Llewellyn (Cardiff Blues), Rio Dyer (Dragons).

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THE TABLE IS set for another bun fight.

They tend to veer sharply to the chaotic side, these high-grade U20 contests. Leads are rarely safe, deficits can’t be deep enough and the momentum myth struggles to take hold.

Plenty of thought and effort is put in on the defensive side, but at this level attacking talent is extremely difficult to rein in. On day one, Ireland scored six tries against their near and dear neighbours, the Junior Wallabies ran in five against a stubborn Italian outfit.

With fatigue an added consideration on day two, the whitewash in Santa Fe will see plenty more traffic when Ireland take on Australia in today’s early kick-off (14.30 Irish time, eir Sport) at the World Rugby U20 Championship. Ireland’s status as deserved Grand Slam champions was heavily underlined by the success over England. And yet, with two fresh injury blows unveiled yesterday, their run continues to feel like an uphill one.

Progress has been on a steep upward curve too.

Remarkably enough given their travails at last summer’s tournament in France, when only a final-day win over Japan kept them from finishing dead last, Noel McNamara’s men are in the hunt for an eighth win on the trot.

More importantly, a second victory in this tournament’s pool of death would mark the first time since 2016 – ahead of a run to that summer’s final – that Ireland have opened with back-to-back wins. Of course, the head coach has always stressed that development takes precedence over results for the players under his watch at this level. But there’s no harm in fueling the feelgood factor with a few wins along the way.

This is no ordinary Australia U20 side standing in Ireland’s way. Last month they recorded just a second ever win – a 24-0 shut-out no less – over their Kiwi counterparts to claim the Oceania U20 title and they will not lack confidence when taking on the Six Nations champions.

While many sides have rung in a raft of changes, Ireland and Australia have backed their players’ willingness and ability to endure a second match in four days. Ireland retain 13 starters, with two enforced changes, while the Junior Wallabies have kept their starting XV in place.

You might wonder, with England ahead for them, whether they originally felt Ireland might be their chance to rest and rotate. Captain Fraser McReight will again lead the green and gold in every sense, his dynamism forms the core of Australia’s approach as he is a powerful presence in the carry and at the breakdown.

There is stardust among the back-line with the excellent Noah Lolesio at 12 working in tandem with pacy playmaker Will Harrison. Former Dundalk RFC man Michael McDonald again runs out as scrum-half against the country he left as a 13-year-old.

Ireland are not short on scrum-halves, but the loss of Cork Con star Sean French and fullback Iwan Hughes to injury mean they are light on outside backs today with replacement call-ups Max O’Reilly and Aaron O’Sullivan not available until Wednesday’s final pool match against Italy.

Replacements Cormac Foley and Colm Reilly are in theory back-up 9s  and Ben Healy came on to good effect at out-half against England. Fortunately, there is a wealth of positional flexibility through the back-line. Foley was a schoolboy centre, Angus Kernohan can play across the back-line and starting 10 Jake Flannery ran as a fullback throughout the Six Nations.

Their ability to adapt, to roll with the punches and find a way will once again be put under scrutiny today, but this Ireland squad have proven themselves perfectly at home in such chaotic situations.

Ireland

15. Rob Russell (Dublin University/Leinster)
14. Angus Kernohan (Queen’s University/Ulster)
13. Liam Turner (Dublin University/Leinster)
12. Stewart Moore (Malone/Ulster)
11. Jonathan Wren (Cork Constitution/Munster)
10. Jake Flannery (Shannon/Munster)
9. Craig Casey (Shannon/Munster)

1. Josh Wycherley (Young Munster/Munster)
2. Dylan Tierney-Martin (Corinthians/Connacht)
3. Thomas Clarkson (Dublin University/Leinster)
4. Charlie Ryan (UCD/Leinster) (Capt)
5. Ryan Baird (Dublin University/Leinster)
6. David McCann (Banbridge/Ulster)
7. Ronan Watters (St. Mary’s College/Leinster)
8. John Hodnett (UCC/Munster)

Replacements:

16. John McKee (Old Belvedere/Leinster)
17. Michael Milne (UCD/Leinster)
18. Charlie Ward (Clontarf/Leinster)
19. Declan Adamson (Clontarf/Leinster)
20. Niall Murray (Buccaneers/Connacht)
22. Ciaran Booth (Sale Sharks/IQ Rugby)
23. Thomas Ahern (Shannon/Munster)
24. Colm Reilly (Buccaneers/Connacht)
25. Ben Healy (Garryowen/Munster)
26. Cormac Foley (St. Mary’s College/Leinster)

Australia

15. Isaac Lucas (Sunnybank)
14. Triston Reilly (Randwick)
13. Semisi Tupou (Box Hill)
12. Noah Lolesio (Tuggeranong Vikings)
11. Mark Nawaqanitawase (Eastwood)
10. Will Harrison (Randwick)
9. Michael McDonald (Palmyra)

1. Angus Bell (Sydney University)
2. Lachlan Lonergan (Tuggeranong Vikings)
3. Josh Nasser (University of Queensland)
4. Michael Wood (Brothers)
5. Trevor Hosea (Harlequins Rugby Club)
6. Harry Wilson (Brothers)
7. Fraser McReight (Brothers) (Capt).
8. Will Harris (Eastern Suburbs)

Replacements

16. Joe Cotton (Wests Bulldogs)
17. Bo Abra (Eastern Suburbs)
18. Darcy Breen (Sydney University)
19. Rhys Van Nek, (Easts)
20. Esei Ha’angana (Melbourne Unicorns)
21. Pat Tafa (Northern Suburbs)
22. Nick Frost (Queanbeyan Whites)
23. Carlo Tizzano (University of Western Australia)
24. Henry Robertson (Sydney University)
25. Ben Donaldson (Randwick)
26. Sione Tui (Melbourne Unicorns)
27. Kye Oates (University of Queensland)
28. Joey Walton (Gordon)

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Match Officials and details
Date : Saturday 8 June
Venue : Western Sydney Stadium
Kick Off local: 19:45
Referee: Ben O’Keeffe
Assistant Ref 1:Mike Fraser
Assistant Ref 2: Jordan way


The Brumbies have won five of their last six Super Rugby matches against the NSW Waratahs (L1), including their last three meetings in NSW.
The NSW Waratahs have won five of their last six Australian derbies in Super Rugby at home (L1); their only defeat in that span coming against the Brumbies.
The Brumbies have won their last four Super Rugby games on the bounce; the last time they won more was a six-game streak to round out their 2007 campaign.
The NSW Waratahs boast a tackle success rate of 87% in Super Rugby 2019, the highest of any team in the competition and two percentage points higher than the Brumbies (85%).
Only the Jaguares’ Guido Petti Pagadizaval (63) has won more lineouts (inc. steals) than Brumbies’ duo Sam Carter (60) and Rory Arnold (59).
The Waratahs have played the Brumbies 33 times in Super rugby since 1996 and the Waratahs have won 17 matches, lost 16 times and drawn none.

The Waratahs 17 wins out of 33 matches gives them a record of winning 52% of their matches against the Brumbies regardless of venue.

This weekend the match will be played in Sydney which is home for the Waratahs and the venue where the teams have met 18 times.

In those 18 matches played in Sydney, the Waratahs have won 13 matches and lost 5. This gives the Waratahs a record of winning 72% of their matches against the Brumbies at home.

The average score when the Waratahs play the Brumbies in Sydney is : Waratahs 27 Brumbies 19.

The Brumbies have won the last three matches against the Waratahs in Sydney and the Waratahs have not won in their home city against the men from Canberra since 2015.

Average score: Waratahs 22 Brumbies 23

Last five results
Fri, 15 Mar 2019 Waratahs 13 v 19 Brumbies @Canberra
Sat, 14 Jul 2018 Waratahs 31 v 40 Brumbies @Sydney
Sat, 31 Mar 2018 Waratahs 24 v 17 Brumbies @Canberra
Sat, 18 Mar 2017 Waratahs 12 v 28 Brumbies @Sydney
Sat, 16 Apr 2016 Waratahs 00 v 26 Brumbies@Sydney

Waratahs overall record against the Brumbies
Played 33 , Wins 17, Losses 16 Draws 0

Teams

Waratahs

15 Kurtley Beale, 14 Alex Newsome, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Lalakai Foketi, 11 Curtis Rona, 10 Bernard Foley, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Michael Wells, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Lachlan Swinton, 5 Rob Simmons, 4 Tom Staniforth, 3 Sekope Kepu, 2 Damien Fitzpatrick, 1 Tom Robertson.

Replacements: 16 Andrew Tuala/Tolu Latu, 17 Harry Johnson-Holmes, 18 Chris Talakai, 19 Jed Holloway, 20 Will Miller, 21 Jake Gordon, 22 Tuatalatasi Tasi, 23 Cameron Clark.

Brumbies

15 Tom Banks, 14 Andy Muirhead, 13 Tevita Kuridrani, 12 Irae Simone, 11 Toni Pulu, 10 Christian Lealiifano, 9 Joe Powell, 8 Pete Samu, 7 Tom Cusack, 6 Rob Valetini, 5 Sam Carter, 4 Rory Arnold, 3 Allan Alaalatoa, 2 Folau Fainga’A, 1 James Slipper

Replacements: 16 Connal Mcinerney, 17 Scott Sio, 18 Leslie Leuluaialii-Makin, 19 Darcy Swain, 20 Lachlan Mccaffrey, 21 Jahrome Brown, 22 Matt Lucas, 23 Tom Wright.

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Junior World Championship, Group A

Argentina U20 vs Fiji U20

France U20 vs Wales U20

Junior World Championship, Group B

Australia U20 vs Ireland U20

Junior World Championship, Group C

South Africa U20 vs Georgia U20

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The 2019 U20s World Rugby Championship kicks off tomorrow (4 June), as representative sides from across the world come together to play in the twelfth edition of the age-grade tournament, held in Argentina.

France will travel across the Atlantic looking to defend their title, but will face fierce competition from the 11 other teams, not least from this year’s Oceania champions Australia and Six Nations Grand Slam winners Ireland.

Only four teams have lifted the trophy is the competitions history – New Zealand, South Africa, England and France – so Carl Hogg’s side head into the tournament with work to do.

Scotland feature in Pool C of the competition, alongside last year’s bronze medallists South Africa, six-time winners New Zealand and Georgia, and they will begin their run against South Africa.

Looking ahead to the competition, Scotland U20 caption Connor Boyle said: “All the boys are looking forward to the challenge.

“At camp in St Andrews, Hoggy talked about how, as Scottish people, we’re always against the odds but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

“We like to take on that underdog role and the boys are looking forward to pulling off some shocks.”

On captaining the side, Connor said: “It’s a real honour.

“I really enjoy being able to get the boys up for training and games.

“There are some challenges – keeping boys in line and making sure that standards are high throughout the team – but there are a great bunch of leaders around me.”

Asked who might be the stand-out performers for Scotland, the captain said: “Jack Blain has made his professional debut this year and he’s a racehorse on the wing – he can run in tries from anywhere.

“We’ve also got a strong front row in Murphy Walker and Euan McLaren, who will hold the scrum down but are also quite good in the loose.

“Also, the guy who holds it all together, Ross Thompson, he’s a very good player with an old head on a young body – he’s a very important player for us.

Scotland U20s 2019 World Championship squad: Forwards: Andrew Nimmo, Rory Jackson, Cristen Van Niekerk, Cameron Henderson, Connor Boyle, Ewan Ashman, Euan McLaren, Ewan Johnson, Jack Hill, Mak Wilson, Marshall Sykes, Murphy Walker, Ross Bundy, Teddy Leatherbarrow, Tom Marshall, Will Hurd Backs: Cameron Anderson, Grant Hughes, Jack Blain, Lomond McPherson, Ollie Smith, Matt Davidson, Murray Scott, Nathan Chamberlain, Roan Frostwick, Robbie McCallum, Ross Thompson.

Full list of Pools at 2019 U20 World Championship:
Pool A: Argentina, Wales, France, Fiji
Pool B: Australia, Italy, England, Ireland
Pool C: South Africa, New Zealand, Scotland, Georgia

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Wales Under-20s captain Dewi Lake is targeting winning the World Rugby U20 Championship in Argentina.

Wales begin their five-match campaign against hosts Argentina in Rosario on Tuesday, 4 June and will face defending champions France and Fiji in Pool A.

"It's a World Cup and we are there to win it," said the hooker, who will be playing in his second tournament.

"Any time anything like this happens you have to expect to win; if you don't it is pointless going."

In last year's Championship, Argentina defeated Wales in Narbonne in the fifth-eighth place play-offs to eventually end the tournament in sixth place, one spot ahead of Wales.

There are four survivors from that defeat in the starting line-up, with Lake, winger Ryan Conbeer, centre Tiaan Thomas-Wheeler and fly-half Cai Evans aiming for a better result this time, while replacements Rhys Davies and midfielder Max Llewellyn also featured.

Scarlets second row Morgan Jones, who missed the Six Nations through injury, returns to the starting line-up.

"We want to be as successful as possible, but are very aware that wins at international level do not just happen," coach Gareth Williams said.

"The challenge for us is to be at our best from a tactical, technical, physical, and mental point of view to achieve those results.

"If we can harness those areas in our preparation, we'll hopefully fall the right side of the scoreboard come the end of 80 minutes."

Williams will be aided in his coaching team by Byron Hayward who is expected to be confirmed as part of Wayne Pivac's senior backroom staff.

Wales U20: Ioan Davies (Cardiff Blues); Rio Dyer (Dragons), Aneurin Owen (Dragons), Tiaan Thomas-Wheeler (Ospreys), Ryan Conbeer (Scarlets); Cai Evans (Ospreys), Harri Morgan (Ospreys); Kemsley Mathias (Scarlets), Dewi Lake (Ospreys, capt), Ben Warren (Cardiff Blues), Morgan Jones (Scarlets), Jac Price (Scarlets), Lennon Greggains (Dragons), Tommy Reffell (Leicester Tigers), Jac Morgan (Aberavon/Scarlets).

Replacements: Will Griffiths (Dragons), Garin Lloyd (Ospreys), Rhys Davies (Ospreys), Tom Devine (Dragons), Nick English (Bristol Bears), Teddy Williams (Cardiff Blues), Ed Scragg (Dragons), Iestyn Rees (Scarlets), Dafydd Buckland (Dragons), Max Llewellyn (Cardiff Blues), Deon Smith (Dragons), Tomi Lewis (Scarlets).