12 Warriors selected for Super Saturday showdown

Victory would also see Scotland remain in with a chance of lifting the Guinness Six Nations trophy at the conclusion of Super Saturday, their fate also depending on the result of France’s encounter with England in the final match of the triple-header.

Zander Fagerson comes into the front-row to start at tight-head, having come off the bench to impressive effect in last weekend’s 50-40 win over France.

Max Williamson starts in the second-row after featuring in each of Scotland’s opening three matches in the tournament, following injuries to club-mates Gregor Brown and Scott Cummings.

An all-Glasgow back-row once again sees Jack Dempsey pack down at number eight, flanked by Rory Darge – who leads the competition in turnovers with eight – and Matt Fagerson.

Kyle Steyn has recovered from the leg injury that forced him off the field at Scottish Gas Murrayfield last weekend, as he looks to continue the form that saw him claim two tries and the Player of the Match medal against France.

2️⃣ tries, a Player of the Match medal and so much more 🤩

A simply superb Saturday from Steyno 🔥#WhateverItTakes ⚔️🛡️ pic.twitter.com/DGSqOidGnV

— Glasgow Warriors (@GlasgowWarriors) March 9, 2026

Huw Jones continues at outside centre, whilst Sione Tuipulotu leads the team from inside centre in their pursuit of silverware.

Rory Sutherland and George Horne are retained on the bench, the former having featured for the first time in the 2026 tournament last Saturday.

The Glasgow cohort is completed by Alex Craig and Kyle Rowe, with both men set for their first involvements in this year’s Guinness Six Nations after their impressive form for the Warriors in the 2025/26 season to date.

Kick-off in Dublin is at 2.10pm this Saturday, live on STV and ITV.