IRELAND will look to bounce back from their opening day defeat when they face Scotland in the U20 Six Nations.
Neil Doak’s men lost 19-3 to defending champions England last time out, while the Tartan Army lost 22-10 to Italy.
Here’s everything you need to know about the match.
When is it on and what time is kick-off?
Scotland vs Ireland in the U20 Six Nations takes place on Saturday, February 8, at the Hive Stadium in Edinburgh.
Kick off is at 7:45pm.
Where can I watch it?
The game will be shown live on RTE 2, with coverage beginning at 7:30pm.
Those seeking a way of streaming the game will be able to do so via the RTE Player.
The game will proceed the Division 1A hurling league game between Wexford and Kilkenny, which will also be shown on RTE 2 at 5pm.
What are the teams?
Daniel Green, Charlie Molony and Ciarán Mangan are named in the Ireland back three, with Connor Fahy partnering Gene O’Leary Kareem in midfield.
There’s an unchanged half-back pairing as Clark Logan and Sam Wisniewski start at scrum-half and out-half respectively.
Billy Bohan, Henry Walker and Alex Mullan start in the front row, with Mahon Ronan and Billy Corrigan selected in the second again.
Michael Foy starts at blindside flanker, Bobby Power is at openside and captain McCarthy completes the starting team at number eight.
Scotland U20: Jack Brown, Guy Rogers, Johnny Ventisei, Kerr Yule, Fergus Watson, Matthew Urwin, Noah Cowan; Oliver McKenna, Joe Roberts, Ollie Blyths-Lafferty, Charlie Moss, Dan Halkon, Christian Lindsay, Billy Allen, Reuben Logan.
Replacements: Seb Stephen, Jake Shearer, Jamie Stewart, Bart Godsell, Oliver Duncan, Hector Patterson, Ross Wolfenden, Nairn Moncrieff.
Ireland U20: Daniel Green, Charlie Molony, Gene O’Leary, Connor Fahy, Ciaran Mangan, Dam Wisniewski, Clark Logan; Billy Bokan, Henry Walker, Alex Mullan, Mahon Ronan, Billy Corrigan, MIchael Foy, Bobby Power, Eanne McCarthy.
Replacements: Connor Magee, Paddy Moore, Tom McAllister, David Walsh, Oisin Minogue, Will Wootton, Dylan Hicks, Eoghan Smyth
What are the odds?
Ireland are overwhelming 1/10 favourites to leave Edinburgh with their first win of the campaign.
Scotland are priced at 6/1, while the draw is out to 30/1.
