Wales Under-20s take on England this afternoon at the World Rugby U20 Championships in Argentina.
After sealing a last-ditch 8-7 victory against New Zealand this week, Wales now face England in the fifth-place play-off final on Saturday, June 22, at Rosario's Racecourse Stadium.
What time is kick-off?
Wales v England U20s kicks off at 2.30pm UK time.
Kicking off at 10.30am local time, this match will then be followed by Argentina and South Africa's battle for bronze, before the title decider between Australia and France 7.30pm UK time.
Is Wales v England U20s on TV?
Yes. S4C will have live coverage of the proceedings as Wales bid to finish in fifth place at the tournament.
Lauren Jenkins leads the presentation team, with Rhys ap William and Billy McBryde in the commentary box.
You can also follow live updates on WalesOnline here.
What's the team news?
Wales head coach Gareth Williams has made seven changes, one positional, for the clash, with an injury to Max Llewellyn seeing Deon Smith move into the centre alongside Tiaan Thomas-Wheeler.
Tomi Lewis moves to the wing while Harri Morgan starts at half-back in front of Dafydd Buckland. Rhys Davies and Nick English replace Kemsley Mathias and Ben Warren in the front row respectively, while Ed Scragg comes in for Morgan Jones in the second row, and Iestyn Rees gets a starting berth at blindside flanker ahead of Lennon Greggains.
Thomas-Wheeler also takes his place in the midfield after a one-match suspension under the high risk contact technique warning trial was overturned.
Sam Costelow, one of the heroes of Wales' victory over the All Blacks, suffered a fractured jaw which has brought his tournament to an end.
The damage was done in a bone-shaking collision with Kiwi winger Leicester Fainga’anuku as the two players came together following a chip over the top by Wales fly-half Cai Evans.
Wales: 15 Ioan Davies, 14 Tomi Lewis, 13 Deon Smith, 12 Tiaan Thomas-Wheeler, 11 Ryan Conbeer, 10 Cai Evans, 9 Harri Morgan, 1 Rhys Davies, 2 Dewi Lake (capt), 3 Nick English, 4 Ed Scragg, 5 Jac Price, 6 Iestyn Rees, 7 Tommy Reffell, 8 Jac Morgan.
Replacements: Garin Lloyd, Kemsley Mathias, Ben Warren, Morgan Jones, Lennon Greggains, Dafydd Buckland, Rio Dyer, Tom Hoppe, Teddy Williams, Tom Devine, Ioan R Davies, Will Griffiths.
England U20s head coach Steve Bates has made three changes to his side, naming James Kenny at loosehead prop while Tom Willis comes in at number eight and, in the backline, Luke James is picked at inside centre.
England: 15. Tom de Glanville, 14. Ollie Sleightholme, 13. Fraser Dingwall (capt), 12. Luke James, 11. Josh Hodge, 10. Manu Vunipola, 9. Sam Maunder, 1. James Kenny, 2. Will Capon, 3. Joe Heyes, 4. Joel Kpoku, 5. Alex Coles, 6. Ted Hill, 7. Aaron Hinkley, 8. Tom Willis
Replacements: Nic Dolly, Olly Adkins, Alfie Petch, Kai Owen, Rusiate Tuima, Richard Capstick, Ollie Fox, Tom Seabrook, Ollie Hassell-Collins, Connor Doherty.
