Watch Wales U20s v Scotland U20s live stream as match not on TV

Wales U20s launch their Six Nations Summer Series campaign by taking on Scotland at the Stadio Comunale di Monigo in Treviso this afternoon (4pm).

Coach Byron Hayward has named a team that includes full international Christ Tshiunza, who packs down in the second row alongside his highly rated Exeter club colleague Dafydd Jenkins. The back lines features two players who have had senior regional experience with Cardiff in Mason Grady - the brother of Cory Allen - and Cameron Winnett.

Scotland’s fly-half is Christian Townsend, the son of national team coach Gregor, while their No 8 Ollie Leatherbarrow is Welsh-qualified through his mother’s side of the family hailing from Swansea.

You can watch it live on the stream at the top of the article and keep in touch with the latest with our live updates below.

Wales U20s: Cameron Winnett (Cardiff); Oli Andrew (Dragons), Mason Grady (Cardiff), Joe Hawkins (capt, Ospreys), Harri Houston (Ospreys); Dan Edwards (Ospreys), Che Hope (Dragons); Rhys Barratt (Cardiff), Efan Daniel (Cardiff), Nathan Evans (Cardiff), Christ Tshiunza (Exeter), Dafydd Jenkins (Exeter), Ryan Woodman (Dragons), Ethan Fackrell (Cardiff), Benji Williams (Ospreys).

Replacements: Oli Burrows (Exeter), Cameron Jones (Ospreys), Adam Williams (Dragons), Mackenzie Martin (Cardiff), Morgan Morse (Ospreys), Morgan Lloyd (Dragons), Josh Phillips (Scarlets), Bryn Bradley (Harlequins), Ellis Fackrell (Ospreys), Caleb Salmon (Scarlets), Joe Westwood (Dragons).

Scotland U20s: Keiran Clark; Kerr Johnston, Duncan Munn, Andy Stirrat, Ryan Daley; Christian Townsend, Murray Redpath; Ali Rogers, Gregor Hiddleston, Callum Norrie, Josh Taylor, Max Williamson, Liam McConnell, Rhys Tait (capt), Ollie Leatherbarrow.

Replacements: Patrick