Brothers In Arms


Millard

By MG
January 12 2024

There's lots of connections between Quins and Cardiff which makes the European Championship championship match at the Arms Park even more interesting. Head Coach Billy Millard and fellow coaches Danny Wilson and Adam Jones all have Cardiff connections - . Saturday Kick off 20.00. TNT Sport.

All that will be forgotten for 80 minutes as Quiins look to build on their 4th place after two games,  while the hosts are bottom of Pool 2 having lost both of there openers.They need the win.

Marcus Smith will mark the occasion with his 150th appearance and he'll partner Danny Care,  while the only other change is the welcome return of Joe Launcbury in the second row.

Cardiff will be boosted by the return of flanker Thomas Young.

Quins: Tyrone Green; Nick David, Oscar Beard, Andre Esterhuizen, Cameron Anderson; Marcus Smith, Danny Care; Fin Baxter, Jack Walker, Will Collier, Joe Launchbury, George Hammond, James Chisholm, Will Evans, Alex Dombrandt (captain).

Changes: Nathan Jibulu, Jordan Els, Dillon Lewis, Irne Herbst, Chandler Cunningham-South, Will Porter, Lennox Anyanwu, Louis Lynagh.

Cardiff: Cam Winnett; Harri Millard, Rey Lee-Lo, Willis Halaholo, Mason Grady; Tinus de Beer, Tomos Williams; Rhys Carre, Liam Belcher (captain), Keiron Assiratti, Teddy Williams, Seb Davies, Alex Mann, Thomas Young, James Botham.

Changes: : Efan Daniel, Corey Domachowski, Rhys Litterick, Rory Thornton, Mackenzie Martin, Ellis Bevan, Ben Thomas, Owen Lane.

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