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Wales U20s v Australia live: Kick-off time, TV channel and score updates

Wales U20s will be hoping to finish the World Rugby U20 Championship on a high today as they take on Australia U20s in Cape Town (1pm UK kick-off time).

Victory for Mark Jones' side will see them finish fifth, which would be some achievement given they endured the ignominy of a Six Nation whitewash a few short months ago. Jones has opted to make three changes to his starting XV from the side which comfortably beat Georgia U20s on Sunday.

Powerful centre Bryn Bradley replaces Joe Westwood while Lucas de la Rua comes in for Seb Driscoll at openside flanker. Second-row Liam Edwards has been ruled out through injury, giving Evan Hill an opportunity to start.

This will be no easy task for the men in red with today's opponents Australia booking their place in the fifth-sixth place play-off after they won 46-35 against a New Zealand side which edged Wales by a single point in the pool stage.

Wales v Australia U20s will be broadcast live on S4C from 12.40pm, with live streaming also available via S4C Clic and S4C Chwaraeon's YouTube page.

Wales U20s: Harri Houston (Ospreys); Tom Florence (Ospreys), Louie Hennessey (Bath), Bryn Bradley (Harlequins), Llien Morgan (Ospreys); Dan Edwards (Ospreys), Archie Hughes (Scarlets); Dylan Kelleher-Griffiths (Dragons), Lewis Lloyd (Ospreys), Kian Hire (Ospreys), Evan Hill (Ospreys), Jonny Green (Harlequins), Ryan Woodman (capt, Dragons), Lucas De La Rua (Cardiff Rugby), Morgan Morse (Ospreys).

Replacements: Lewis Morgan (Scarlets), Louis Fletcher (Ospreys), Tom Pritchard (Cardiff Met), Mackenzie Martin (Cardiff Rugby), Gwilym Evans (Cardiff Rugby), Joe Westwood (Dragons RFC), Harri Wilde (Cardiff Rugby), Harri Williams (Ampthill).

Australia U20s: Harry McLaughlin-Phillips; Tim Ryan, Henry O'Donnell,

Read more on walesonline.co.uk