Gloucester ring in the changes ahead of Munster
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Gloucester Rugby have shuffled the pack for tomorrow's Champions Cup trip to Cork to take on Munster Rugby, with a number of key figures also set for timely returns from injury.
One such return is fan favourite Jamal Ford-Robinson, who starts in the front row with Dian Bleuler and Jack Innard.
Behind them, Arthur Clark returns to captain the squad, alongside Cam Jordan.
Jack Clement also returns after picking up an injury on the opening day of the Gallagher PREM season, starting at number 8 with Josh Basham and Harry Taylor on the flanks.
After a superb cameo from the bench against Castres last time out, Charlie Atkinson comes in at fly-half, with Mikey Austin at scrum-half.
Brothers Max and Will Knight, with the former celebrating his 21st birthday this weekend, start in midfield, with Rob Russell, Josh Hathaway and George Barton completing the starting team.
On the bench, Kealan Freeman-Price, Ciaran Knight and Afo Fasogbon are in reserve for the front row, with fellow forwards Danny Eite, Hugh Bokenham and Caio James also named as substitutes. Rhys Price and Jack Cotgreave will cover the backs.
Gloucester Rugby matchday squad
15 George Barton
14 Josh Hathaway
13 Will Knight
12 Max Knight
11 Rob Russell
10 Charlie Atkinson
9 Mikey Austin
1 Dian Bleuler
2 Jack Innard
3 Jamal Ford-Robinson
4 Cam Jordan
5 Arthur Clark (C)
6 Josh Basham
7 Harry Taylor
8 Jack Clement
16 Kealan Freeman-Price
17 Ciaran Knight
18 Afo Fasogbon
19 Danny Eite
20 Hugh Bokenham
21 Caio James
22 Rhys Price
23 Jack Cotgreave
Unavailable for selection
Will Butler, Josiah Edwards Giraud, Caolan Englefield, Will Joseph, Nepo Lauala, Max Llewellyn, Ben Loader, Jack Mann, Jack Singleton, James Venter.
Injury update: Max Llewellyn & Will Joseph
Max Llewellyn and Will Joseph both left the field during Gloucester Rugby's Round 1 victory over Castres Olympique.
Following early assessment, a knee injury for Llewellyn has ruled him out of action until the latter part of the 2025/26 season.
Joseph continues to be assessed, but like Llewellyn, is not expecting to return to action quickly.
