Roux reshuffled his loose trio for the clash at the Racecourse Stadium in Rosario
‚ with captain Phendulani Buthelezi switching from flank to No 8 in place of Francke Horn‚ who returned home due to a shoulder injury. Gumede and Dylan Richardson were handed starts.
“Obviously one change was a forced due to Francke’s unfortunate injury‚ so there are only two changes for this game.” “They have probably the best scrum at U-20 level‚ and we need to be ready for that. But we know what to expect from them‚ and we are looking forward to the challenge.”
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