Three of those make the starting line-up – Dunstablians full back Max Thorne, Kettering centre Tom Bridgeman and Bletchley loose head Joshua Sprules – while Northampton Old Scouts forward Jack Hunt will be hoping for a chance on home-town soil from the bench. Cantabrigians’ Chris Lovett is also part of the the 23-man squad.
England were beaten by Wales 36-3 in Cardiff back in January but will be looking for revenge on home soil - playing at Franklin’s Gardens for the first time shortly after Saints versus Wasps this Saturday, May 10th.
Both games are included in the price of a standard ticket, which can be booked now by CLICKING HERE. The Saints themselves face a big game, needing a point from the Round 22 clash to ensure their Aviva Premiership semi-final will be played on home soil.
ENGLAND DEAF TO PLAY WALES
Franklin’s Gardens
Saturday, May 10th, 2014
Kick off 6pm
15 Max Thorne (Dunstablians)
14 Lee Woollard (Sidcup)
13 Cameron Roberts (Hartpury College)
12 Tom Bridgeman (Kettering)
10 Jack Haddock (Harpenden)
9 Graham Sage (Cleve)
1 Joshua Sprules (Bletchley)
3 Peter Altham (Preston Grasshoppers)
4 Ryan Arbon (Hitchin)
5 Kris Mannering (Guildford)
6 Barney Reed (Shoreham)
7 Luke Cheyne (Sale)
8 Aaron Beesley (Southsea Nomads)
Replacements
16 Sam Taylor (Oxford University)
17 Tom Cowdale (Unattached)
18 Ollie Evans (Hartpury College)
19 Grant Reynolds (Wolverhampton)
20 Jack Hunt (Northampton Old Scouts)
21 Chris Lovett (Cantabrigians)
23 Liam Rowe (Wootton Bassett)
