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TEAM NEWS | Sale Sharks Women vs Saracens Women (AP15S – RD5)

16.12.22
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R5 Team News

Zoe Harrison has challenged her side to go back to what they know, as they seek to return to winning ways against Sale Sharks tomorrow afternoon.

Last weekend, Harrison's side suffered a disappointing defeat to Gloucester-Hartpury at home. However, with one final game before the Christmas break, the focus is now on securing a victory to propel the team up the table.

Sale have been impressive so far this season, with three victories already and, whilst Harrison admits that it will be tough against a fired up Sharks side, she remained confident that her team could come out on top.

"It's always tough against Sale. They are always a very physical side. We know what's to come, but hopefully it will be a high-scoring game in our favour."

For Harrison, tomorrow's match will also mark her return to the matchday squad for the first time this season, alongside Poppy Cleall, Marlie Packer and Sarah McKenna, who was ruled out of last weekend's match prior to kick-off.

Director of Rugby Alex Austerberry has made several changes to his matchday side for this one, as he looks to inject some momentum into the camp.

In the front row, Kelsey Clifford, May Campbell and Alex Ellis retain their places, whilst Louise McMillan shifts into the second row alongside Fi McIntosh.

The backrow sees Grace Moore shift from number 8 to blindside flanker, whilst Packer and Cleall return to the side at openside and number 8 respectively.

Ella Wyrwas continues at scrum-half, whilst Harrison returns to start at fly half.

In the centres, Hannah Casey is joined by Holly Aitchison, who moves to outside centre, whilst the back three sees McKenna start at fullback, alongside Lotte Clapp and Coreen Grant on the wings.

Amongst the replacements, Mica Evans could make her second Saracens debut after returning to the club, whilst Sharifa Kasolo will be waiting to make an impact should she be called upon, having scored her first Premier15s try last weekend.

With a number of her fellow Red Roses teammates also returning to the starting XV tomorrow, Harrison admitted that she couldn't wait to be back out on the field in a Saracens shirt.

"I've been waiting for this for a good few weeks to get back in a Saracens shirt. Watching for the last few weeks has just made me want to get back on the pitch. We've now got depth in our squad, so if we can combine everything, I think we can be a really tough squad to beat."

 

Saracens Women’s Team vs Sale Sharks Women

  1. Kelsey Clifford
  2. May Campbell
  3. Alex Ellis
  4. Fi McIntosh
  5. Louise McMillan
  6. Grace Moore
  7. Marlie Packer (co-captain)
  8. Poppy Cleall
  9. Ella Wyrwas
  10. Zoe Harrison
  11. Lotte Clapp (co-captain)
  12. Hannah Casey
  13. Holly Aitchison
  14. Coreen Grant
  15. Sarah McKenna
  16. Jodie Rettie
  17. Mica Evans
  18. Mica Gooding
  19. Sharifa Kasolo
  20. Kat Evans
  21. Flo Williams
  22. Cara Wardle
  23. Isla Alejandro
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FERGUS BURKE KNOWS ALL ABOUT LIVING UP TO EXPECTATIONS. BACK IN HIS NATIVE NEW ZEALAND HE HAD TO FOLLOW IN THE WAKE OF RICHIE MO’UNGA AS A NUMBER 10 AND WILL JORDAN AS A FULL BACK AT THE CRUSADERS. Now the 24-year-old has arrived at StoneX Stadium to fill the boots of Owen Farrell! Now […]

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