England U20s v Fiji will wrap up the second round of the World Rugby U20 Championship in South Africa on Thursday, June 29.
Both teams are in need of a win to have any hope of reaching the semi-finals. In round one, England and Ireland drew 34-34 and Australia overpowered Fiji 46-37.
England U20s v Fiji kicks off at 6pm UK time/7pm local time on Thursday evening, and you can live stream coverage of the match via World Rugby's website here and scrolling down.
Each U20s game had been due to be live streamed on World Rugby's YouTube page, too, but not all fixtures were available there on Thursday.
Red Rose coach Mark Mapletoft has rolled the dice for the match at Danie Craven Stadium, with only two players – Finn Carnduff, who assumes the captaincy, and Connor Slevin – retaining their place in a starting line-up boasting five debutants.
“We were really pleased with the things the team did well in our game against Ireland on Saturday, particularly with how we built upon our performances from the Six Nations,” Mapletoft said. “We’ve taken learnings on board from the match and have now shifted our attention to Fiji, who gave the Australians a real crack in their tournament opener. With only a five-day turnaround between fixtures, our players have prioritised their recovery well."
Fiji’s only change comes in the back-three where Manieta Navonovono is handed the number 11 jersey and Bronson Lee shifts to the right wing.
