First England men's U20 team of 2023 announced
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To give all players an opportunity on the field, a different line-up will each play one half of the match. Lewis Chessum, capped nine times with England men’s U20, will captain the first-half team, with Rekeiti Ma’asi-White taking over the role in the second half.
Speaking ahead of the game, England men’s U20 head coach, Alan Dickens, said: “We’ve had a good week of preparation in camp, which helped bring the group together and kick started our Six Nations preparation. Training has gone really well and the commitment and mindset from the players has been fantastic.
“The game against Oxford University will be an excellent opportunity for us to put in to practice our work in training and assess how well the lads are working as a group. It’s a great way for us to prepare for our opening game in the Six Nations against Scotland at Twickenham Stoop.”
Tickets for the 2023 Under-20 Six Nations home fixtures are on sale and can be purchased here.
Tickets to the Oxford University game can be purchased here.
England U20 Team v Oxford University
First half team | Second half team |
1. Archie McArthur | 1. George Patten |
2. Finn Theobald-Thomas/Calum Scott | 2. Calum Scott/Nathan Jibulu |
3. Tim Hoyt/James Halliwell | 3. James Halliwell/Afolabi Fasogbon |
4. Harry Browne | 4. Danny Eite |
5. Lewis Chessum (c) | 5. Robert Carmichael |
6. Joshua Manz | 6. Finn Carnduff |
7. Josh Dingley | 7. Tristan Woodman |
8. Rob Nixon | 8. Zach Carr |
9. Charlie Bracken | 9. Nye Thomas |
10. Sam Harris | 10. Monty Bradbury |
11. Josh Hathaway | 11. Jack Walsh |
12. Joseph Woodward | 12. Rekeiti Ma'asi-White (c) |
13. Jacob Cusick | 13. Louie Johnson |
14. Cassius Cleaves | 14. Benjamin Waghorn |
15. Connor Slevin | 15. Tobias Elliott |
Venue: Oxford University Sports Ground, Iffley Road, OX4 1SR
England men’s 2023 Under-20 Six Nations fixtures
Friday 3 February – England v Scotland – KO 19:00 GMT – Twickenham Stoop, London
For media accreditation please contact: Tristan Hall (tristan.hall@quins.co.uk)
Friday 10 February – England v Italy – KO 19:00 GMT – Kingsholm Stadium, Gloucester
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Friday 24 February – Wales v England – KO 19:15 GMT
Friday 10 March – England v France – KO 20:00 GMT – The Recreation Ground, Bath
For media accreditation, register here by Wednesday, 1 February.
Sunday 19 March – Ireland v England – KO 17:00 GMT