The England Under-20s are preparing for a rigorous encounter as they prepare to take on Ireland in the semi-finals of the World Rugby U20 Championship on Sunday, July 14th at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town, South Africa. The match will commence at 3:30 pm.
Finn Carnduff will once again assume the role of captain, a position he has effectively held during the group stages and the U20 Six Nations earlier this year. Carnduff will start the match as a flanker, bringing his leadership and expertise to the field.
Ollie Allan, who has demonstrated his talent at scrum half, will join Carnduff in the starting XV and has rightly retained his place in the squad. Additionally, prop Cameron Miell will return as part of the matchday 23, further solidifying the presence of Leicester Tigers players in the England squad.
The impending clash between England and Ireland is highly anticipated, particularly in light of the exciting high-scoring draws of 34-34 and 32-32 in their previous encounters. Fans can look forward to an exhilarating match as the two teams face off once again.
For those eager to show their support for the team, the good news is that the match will be broadcast live and free on RugbyPass TV. This offers a perfect opportunity for fans to cheer on the England Under-20s and witness the thrilling showdown between these talented young players.
Excitement is certainly building as the U20 World Championships heat up, and with the three Leicester Tigers players making a significant impact on the England squad, there is a strong sense of anticipation leading up to the semi-finals. This not only speaks to the talent and dedication of these young athletes but also marks a proud moment for the Leicester Tigers as they continue to make their mark on the international stage.