Wales U20s name team for winner-takes-all clash as they seek to right Six Nations wrongs

Wales U20s have resisted making a raft of changes as they prepare to face Italy in a winner-takes-all clash in Treviso on Wednesday (7pm UK time).

Both sides head into the final Pool B match with victories over Georgia and Scotland in the bank, knowing whoever comes out on top at Stadio Monigo will top the pool and face the winners of Pool A, South Africa, in the U20 Six Nations Summer Series. As added motivation, Byron Hayward's side will be looking to enact revenge on the Italians after falling to a 20-27 defeat to them at the end of their Six Nations campaign earlier this year.

Hayward makes just two changes in the pack, with Aberavon's Ben Williams coming in for his first start on the blindside flank. Dragons RFC's Ryan Woodman moves to No. 8 to accommodate him, with Morgan Morse dropping to the bench after starting against Georgia.

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The other change sees Cardiff hooker Efan Daniel replace Exeter's Oli Burrows. Otherwise, it's the same side that defeated a physical Georgian side last week.

“I thought we fought back well and showed a lot of character in that game,” said Hayward.

“We went in 21-13 down at halftime and were in a battle, that’s for sure. Georgia were a very well organised and physical side so to dig ourselves out of the hole and come back with 17 unanswered points to get us to a 30-21 lead was on the back of good execution to start with, then character and fight to get the victory.

“Speaking to a lot of the players after the game and the days following, they had never experienced playing against a side like Georgia in terms of the physicality before. Some of these boys have played URC and senior rugby in