Wales Vs France: Internationals backs to domestic action ahead of tournament finals
A lot of international stars of the past, present and future will play domestically this weekend, with the Guinness Six resting for the second time in this tournament ahead of 4 and 5 rounds. Six Nations 2022 fans can buy Wales Vs France Tickets from our website.
Welsh winger Josh Navidi is
back in the United Rugby Championship after the Cardiff star has been sidelined
since October with a shoulder injury.
Navidi teams up behind
closed doors with fellow international Ellis Jenkins, who captained Wayne Pivac
during the Autumn Nationals series and has been fired from the lineup for this
game, heading into the blind spot for Ulster.
James Botham completes the
back row of international experience, while Cardiff captain Josh Turnbull will
play his 216th game, joining Ian Keatley as second on the all-time list.
Ulster will want to make
sure Navidi's return isn't a win as Leinster's biggest competitors look to
secure a four-point gap in the overall standings.
Leo Cullen's leaders take on
the Italian side Benetton as they look to extend their lead and bring fullback
Jimmy O'Brien back to the starting XV immediately after a weeklong clash with
Ireland from Andy Farrell.
The Glasgow Warriors are
targeting their sixth straight win as they head to the Scarlet on Saturday
night.
The Warriors are just one
point late Ulster is in third place, with Scottish centre Sam Johnson starting
the first round of the Calcutta Cup with the win over England against Scarlets,
who welcomed Wales centre-back Gareth Davies and Rhys Patchell are back.
The bottom line is that
Zebre is heading to Wales to face the Ospreys, whose team includes former
international hooker Scott Baldwin for his first Wales rugby match in three
years.
Marler and Brown Reunite with Biggar return for Saints
Joe Marler has been sacked
from Eddie Jones' England squad for the Harlequins in England's Gallagher
Premiership and will join his former team when the Newcastle Falcons arrive in
Stoop tonight. Home and international teammate Mike Brown.
Scottish winger Duhan van
der Merve will be playing for the Warriors this week as they travel to the
capital to face the London Irish, who are eighth behind former Irish backline
Sean O'Brien.
George Ford, another
released from England training camp, will start for the Leicester Tigers
against Saracens and Elliot Daly to start the perimeter centre-forward against
Wales’s fullback.
Scottish captain Stuart Hogg
and Sam Skinner on the second row supported Exeter Chiefs to take on Sale
Sharks on Sunday, while Sam Underhill put in a strong performance in Wales'
third round against England. He joined the back row for Bath rugby against the
Bristol Bears.
Meanwhile, Pat Lam's Bears
have named Callum Sheedy in the number 10, having previously replaced Wales in
the Championship when he replaced captain Dan Biggar, whom himself returns to
domestic service when Northampton Saints travel to Kingsholm against
Gloucester.
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