
Dawe Earns England U20 Call-Up
Posted: Friday, October 14th 2016
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Academy prop Ollie Dawe will make his fourth successive Six Nations start when England U20 take on Scotland at Franklin’s Gardens on Saturday (6.15pm).
The loosehead keeps his place in the starting lineup as England look to maintain their 100 percent record in this season’s competition.
Will Butler, Joe Cokanasiga, Curtis Langdon, Max Malins, Jack Nay and Harry Randall all return to the starting 15 for the penultimate match of the Six Nations, which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports 1.
England U20 coach Ian Vass said: “It is credit to the environment and the pool of players that selection is so competitive. We work hard on improving each week and there is a positive mind-set in camp so hopefully we can produce another good performance.
“Scotland have shown so far in the competition they are dangerous on the attack and they will come at us hard, but we just need to focus on how we perform.”
MAINSTAY: Ollie Dawe has started all of England's Six Nations matches so far this season (JMP UK).
England U20: 15. Tom Parton (London Irish) 14. Joe Cokanasiga (London Irish) 13. Dominic Morris (Saracens) 12. Will Butler (Worcester Warriors) 11. Sam Aspland-Robinson (Harlequins) 10. Max Malins (Saracens) 9. Harry Randall (Gloucester Rugby) 1. Ollie Dawe (Bristol Rugby) 2. Curtis Langdon (Sale Sharks) 3. Ciaran Knight (Gloucester Rugby) 4. Josh Caulfield (Exeter Chiefs) 5. Max Davies (Newcastle Falcons) 6. Jack Nay (Saracens) 7. Ben Curry (Sale Sharks) 8. Zach Mercer (Bath Rugby) (c).
Replacements: 16. Jamie Blamire (Newcastle Falcons) 17. Ralph Adams-Hale (Saracens) 18. Marcus Street (Exeter Chiefs) 19. Ted Hill (Worcester Warriors) 20. Josh Bayliss (Bath Rugby) 21. Alex Mitchell (Northampton Saints) 22. Theo Brophy Clews (London Irish) 23. Max Wright (Yorkshire Carnegie)
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