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Max Doyle
Kilkenny's Max Doyle is part of the Ireland Under-20 team that take on England at the Rec in the lastest round of the Six Nations Championship this evening.
Doyle is part of the front row as Andrew Browne'as side look to follow up on last weekend's victory over Italy in Cork.
The boys in green have been involved in two high scoring encounters thus far as they sit on one win and one loss after losing out to France in the championship opener.
With England currently on two wins from two, an Irish win is imperative if the underage side are to maintain any title ambitions.
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The game is live on Virgin Media Two at 7.45pm.
Ireland Under-20 team to face England- Max Doyle (Kilkenny), Lee Fitzpatrick, Sami Bishiti, Joe Finn, Donnacha McGuire, Josh Neill, Billy Haues, Diarmaid O'Connell, Christopher Barrett, Tom Wood, Daniel Ryan, James O'Leary, Rob Carney, Derry Moloney, Noah Byrne.
Replacements- Rian Handley, Christian Foley, Blake McClean, Sean Walsh, Ben Blaney, James O'Dwyer, Charlie O'Shea, Johnny O'Sullivan.
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