10 Warriors selected for final Summer Series showdown

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - JANUARY 13: Warriors' Ceitidh Ainsworth in action during a Celtic Challenge match between Glasgow Warriors and Wolfhounds at Scotstoun Stadium, on January 13, 2024, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ewan Bootman / SNS Group)

The match – which kicks off at 9am tomorrow morning at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi – sees Scotland seek to claim their first win in the competition’s history, having turned in competitive displays in defeat to both Italy and France in their opening two matches.

Sky Phimister and Lucy MacRae retain their places in the starting XV for the third successive fixture in the competition, the only two Glasgow backs to have started in each match in the competition.

Izzy McGuire-Evans retains her place at full-back after coming in for her first appearance of the campaign against France, whilst Ceitidh Ainsworth returns to the starting lineup after impressing at fly-half in the opening round clash with Italy.

Up front, Megan Hyland joins Phimister and MacRae in starting all three matches of the competition, the Garioch number eight once again given the nod at the base of the scrum.

Stirling County duo Eilidh Fleming and Holland Bogan join their Glasgow colleague in the pack, the pair having been introduced early off the bench in the clash with France last time out.

Three further Warriors await their chance to make an impact from the bench, as Karis Craig and Chloe Brown rotate to the replacements after starting against France in round two.

Glasgow co-captain Rhea Clarke completes the cohort of Warriors selected to close out the campaign, the scrum-half having impressed with her performance against France after missing out on the clash with Italy.

Supporters can watch the match live on scottishrugby.org, with kick-off scheduled for 9am.

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15. Izzy McGuire-Evans (Sale Sharks/Glasgow Warriors)
14. Sky Phimister (Stirling County/Glasgow Warriors)*
13. Lucia Scott (Hartpury University/Gloucester Hartpury)
12. Lucy MacRae (University of Edinburgh/Glasgow Warriors)*
11. Hannah Walker CO-CAPTAIN (University of Edinburgh/Edinburgh Rugby)*
10. Ceitidh Ainsworth (Stirling County/Glasgow Warriors)*
9. Leia Brebner-Holden (Gloucester Hartpury/Edinburgh Rugby)

1. Poppy Fletcher CO-CAPTAIN (University of Edinburgh/Edinburgh Rugby)*
2. Aila Ronald (University of Edinburgh/Edinburgh Rugby)*
3. Eilidh Fleming (Stirling County/Glasgow Warriors)*
4. Holland Bogan (Stirling County/Glasgow Warriors)*
5. Natasha Logan (University of Edinburgh/Edinburgh Rugby)*
6. Merryn Gunderson (Corstorphine Cougars/Edinburgh Rugby)*
7. Gemma Bell (Hartpury University/Gloucester Hartpury/Edinburgh Rugby)
8. Megan Hyland (Garioch/Glasgow Warriors)*

Replacements

16. Karis Craig (Watsonian FC/Glasgow Warriors)*
17. Chloe Brown (Stirling County/Glasgow Warriors)*
18. Poppy Clarkson (Biggar)*
19. Lucy Christie (Newcastle University)
20. Samanther Tagnanekurukuru (Stirling County/Edinburgh Rugby)*
21. Lauryn Walter (Brunel University/Ealing Trailfinders)
22. Rhea Clarke (University of Edinburgh/Glasgow Warriors)*
23. Hannah Ramsay (Unattached/Edinburgh Rugby)*

*Regional Training Centre supported player