Louis Rees-Zammit will be back on Welsh soil this weekend as he lines up for Gloucester against the Dragons at Rodney Parade in Saturday night’s European clash (8pm). It’s a rare outing on a regional ground for the Wales and Lions winger who had an up and down Six Nations, being dropped after the Scotland game but then regaining his place in the starting line-up by the end of the campaign.
The presence of the Cardiff-raised 21-year-old is likely to boost the crowd further, with tickets already selling well for this Anglo-Welsh Euro encounter. He will be looking to help Gloucester end their Challenge Cup group campaign on a winning note. They are already guaranteed a home tie in the last 16, which will also feature Cardiff. That’s because they are certain to finish second in Pool B. The Dragons lie bottom of that group, having lost their three matches, and can’t reach the knock-out stages, which begin next week.
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