Six nations: Scottish hand lock Gregor Brown the first conflict championship against the France-France title News of rugby
Gregor Brown will start his first six Nations for Scotland after being elected in the second row for Saturday’s showdown with France in Paris.
The 23-year-old Glasgow striker, who made his debut last summer, will take Jonny Grey’s place descending on the De France Showdown stade.
In the only other change in the initial XV, Matt Faberson takes over from the injured Jack Dempsey to no. 8. Captain Rory Darge recovered from a hip problem, who forced him in a victory last Saturday over Wales and took his place in the last row.
Edinburgh attackers Marshall Sykes and Ben Muncaster will receive their first participation in the championship after being appointed as a replacement. Injured Edinburgh Lock Sam Sam Skinner Plus Glasgow Backs Kyle Rowe and George Horne – which
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The Scots are no longer in the title, but they can play a role in deciding the outcome of the championship, and France demanded a victory to ensure silver accessories.
Scotland: 15 Blair Kinghorn, 14 Darcy Graham, 13 Huw Jones, 12 Tom Jordan, 11 tobacco Van der Merwe, 10 Finn Russell (Co-Capt), 9 Ben White; 1 Pierre Schoeman, 2 Dave Cherry, 3 Zander Faberson, 4 Gregor Brown, 5 Grant Gilchrist, 6 Jamie Ritchie, 7 Rory Darge (Co-Capt), 8 Matt Dempsey.
Replacements: 16 Ewan Ashman, 17 Rory Sutherland, 18 Will Hurd, 19 Jonny Gray, 20 Marshall Sykes, 21 Ben Muncaster, 22 Jamie Prizi, 23 Stafford McDowall.
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