Wales head coach Ioan Cunningham has made one personnel change and two positional switches for the trip to Scotland in the second round of the Women's Six Nations on Saturday (5.30pm kick-off).
Following the 31-5 Welsh win over Ireland last weekend, Wales make their first 2023 trip away from home and will be bidding to back up their opening-round dominance by beating a newly-professional Scotland side who were defeated 58-7 by England last week.
It is difficult to know exactly how much to read into both results, though, as Ireland are a team in transition and England are head and shoulders above their Six Nations opponents. Wales, of course, narrowly beat Scotland in the pool stages of last autumn's World Cup, thanks to a decisive penalty kick by No. 9 Keira Bevan.
