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U20: Whose Crown?

Both would be expected to win though England's task looks harder.

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1. France – 10 points and a points' difference of 84

2. England -10 points and points' difference of 44 points.

3. Ireland – 12 points

4. Italy – 11 points

5. Wales – 10 points

6. Scotland – 7 points

Fixtures for Round 5

England vs Ireland

Italy vs Scotland

Wales vs France

Round 1

England vs Italy, 27-17

France vs Ireland, 34-24

Wales vs Scotland: 36-3

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Round 2

Ireland vs Italy, 38-34

England vs Wales, 37-12

France vs Scotland, 69-19

Round 3

France vs Italy, 78-12

Wales vs Ireland, 41-38

Scotland vs England, 24-17

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Round 4

England vs France, 22-6 

Italy vs Wales, 18-7

Ireland vs Scotland, 30-25

England vs Ireland at Ricoh Arena, Coventry, on Friday, 16 March, 2018, kick-off 20.00

Teams

England: 15 Jordan Olowofela, 14 Gabriel Ibitoye, 13 Fraser Dingwall, 12 Tom Hardwick, 11 Ben Loader, 10 James Grayson, 9 Ben White, 8 Sam Moore, 7 Ben Earl (captain), 6 Josh Basham, 5 Dino Lamb, 4 James Scott, 3 Marcus Street, 2 Henry Walker, 1 Toby Trinder

Replacements: 16 Gabriel Oghre, 17 Alex Seville, 18 Joe Heyes, 19 Sam Lewis, 20 Ted Hill, 21 Rory Brand, 22 Will Butler, 23 Tom Seabrook

Ireland: 15 Michael Silvester, 14 James Hume, 13 Tommy O'Brien (captain), 12 Angus Curtis, 11 Angus Kernohan, 10 Harry Byrne, 9 Hugh O'Sullivan, 8 Jack O'Sullivan, 7 Matthew Agnew, 6 Joe Dunleavy, 5 Jack Dunne, 4 Matthew Dalton, 3 Jack Aungier, 2 Eoghan Clarke, 1 Jordan Duggan

Replacements: 16 Diarmuid Barron, 17 James French, 18 Tom O'Toole, 19 Ronan Coffey, 20 Sean Masterson, 21 Jonny Stewart, 22 Conor Dean, 23 Sean O'Brien 

Referee: Pierre Brousset (France) 

Assistant referees: Jonathan Dufort (France), Luc Ramos (France) 

Television match official: Philip Bonhoure (France) 

Timekeeper: Paul Stanley (England)

Citing commissioner: Paul Minto (Scotland)

Wales vs France at Parc Eirias, Colwyn Bay on Friday, 16 March 2018, kick-off 20.15

Teams

Wales: 15 Tommy Rogers, 14 Joe Goodchild, 13 Corey Baldwin, 12 Ioan Nicholas, 11 Ryan Conbeer, 10 Cai Evans, 9 Reuben Morgan-Williams, 8 Taine Basham, 7 James Botham, 6 Tommy Reffell (captain), 5 Max Williams, 4 Alun Lawrence, 3 Rhys Henry, 2 Iestyn Harris, 1 Rhys Carre 

Replacements: 16 Will Griffiths, 17 Josh Reynolds, 18 Kemsley Mathias, 19 Rhys Davies, 20 Lennon Greggains, 21 Harri Morgan, 22 Callum Carson, 23 Rio Dyer

France: 15 Gervais Cordin, 14 Clément Laporte, 13 Pierre-Louis Barassi, 12 Adrien Seguret, 11 Matthis Lebel, 10 Romain N’Tamack, 9 Jules Gimbert, 8 Maxence Lemardelet, 7 Cameron Woki, 6 Sacha Zegueur, 5 Alban Roussel, 4 Thomas Lavault, 3 Daniel Brennan (captain), 2 Guillaume Marchand, 1 Jean-Baptiste Gros

Replacements: 16 Lucas Peyresblanques, 17 Ugo Boniface, 18 Georges-Henry Colombe, 19 Baptiste Heguy, 20 Ibrahim Diallo, 21 Jean-Victor Goillot, 22 Louis Carbonel, 23 Pierre Boudehent

Referee: Karl Dickson (England)

Assistant referees: Hamish Smales (England), Philip Watters (England)

Television match official: Stuart Terheege (England)

Italy vs Scotland at Stadio della Vittoria, Bari on Friday, 16 March 2018, kick-off 14.00

Italy have one change to their team, Scotland two.

Teams

Italy: 15 Michelangelo Biondelli, 14 Alessandro Forcucci, 13 Andrea De Masi, 12 Damiano Mazza, 11 Albert Einstein Batista, 10 Antonio Rizzi, 9 Luca Crosato, 8 Antoine Kouassi Koffi, 7 Michele Lamaro (captain), 6 Davide Ruggeri, 5 Edoardo Iachizzi, 4 Niccolò Cannone, 3 Michele Mancini Parri, 2 Matteo Luccardi, 1 Danilo Fischetti 

Replacements: 16 Samuele Ngeng, 17 Guido Romano, 18 Matteo Nocera, 19 Matteo Canali, 20 Enrico Ghigo, 21 Leonardo Bacch, 22 Filippo did Marco, 23 Alessandro Fusco

Scotland: 15 Paddy Dewhirst, 14 Logan Trotter, 13 Fraser Strachan, 12 Stafford McDowell (captain), 11 Kyle Rowe, 10 Ross Thompson, 9 Charlie Chapman, 8 Devante Onojaife, 7 Rory Darge, 6 Martin Hughes, 5 Jamie Hodgson, 4 Ewan Johnson, 3 Finlay Richardson, 2 Paul Cairncross, 1 Shaun Gunn

Replacements: 16 Bradley Clements, 17 Nathan McBeth, 18 Murphy Walker, 19 Marshall Sykes, 20 Connor Boyle, 21 Kaleem Barreto, 22 Mark New, 23 Sam Yawayawa

Referee: Dan Jones (Wales)

Assistant referees: Wayne Davies (Wales), Dewi Phillips (Wales)

Assessor: Michael Carroll (Ireland)

Citing commissioner: Eugene Ryan (Ireland)

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