Wales host England in round three of the under-20s Six Nations on Friday night. The match in north Wales will be an opportunity for coach Byron Hayward to get Wales' first win of the campaign on the board, having lost to Ireland and Scotland in the opening fixtures of the tournament.He has made four changes, with Harri Houston coming in for Llien Morgan on the right wing and Luca Giannini starting at openside flanker to replace the injured Morgan Morse, the schoolboy tipped to be a massive player for Wales.
Skipper Ryan Woodman reverts from lock to blindside, while Mackenzie Martin moves from No. 6 to No. 8 in the absence of Huw Davies, who is also on the casualty list.
England remain unbeaten so far in the competition and the clash in Colwyn Bay is likely to be tough evening for Hayward's charges.
Wales U20s v England will be broadcast live on S4C and you can also follow live updates in our blog below. Kick-off is at 7.15pm Wales U20: Cameron Winnett (Cardiff Rugby); Harri Houston (Ospreys), Louie Hennessey (Bath Rugby), Harri Ackerman (Dragons), Oli Andrew (Dragons); Dan Edwards (Ospreys), Archie Hughes (Scarlets); Dylan Kelleher-Griffiths (Dragons), Sam Scarfe (Dragons), Ellis Fackrell (Ospreys), Liam Edwards (Ospreys), Jonny Green (Harlequins), Ryan Woodman (capt, Dragons), Luca Giannini (Scarlets), Mackenzie Martin (Cardiff Rugby).Replacements: Lewis Morgan (Scarlets), Josh Morse (Scarlets), Tomas Pritchard (Scarlets), Owain Evans (RGC), Lucas De La Rua (Cardiff Rugby), Harri Williams (Scarlets), Iwan Jenkins (Exeter Chiefs), Bryn Bradley (Harlequins).England U20: Sam Harris (Bath Rugby); Tobias Elliott (Saracens), Rekeiti Ma'asi-White (Sale Sharks), Joseph Woodward (Leicester Tigers), Josh Hathaway (Gloucester);