England and Scotland square up in U-18 tournament

Two of the unbeaten teams at the U-18 Six Nations Festival in Cork go head to head tomorrow at Musgrave Park when Scotland and England clash at 2.30pm.

England and Scotland square up in U-18 tournament
Mon, 31 Mar, 2008 - 18:51

Two of the unbeaten teams at the U-18 Six Nations Festival in Cork go head to head tomorrow at Musgrave Park when Scotland and England clash at 2.30pm.

England have been impressive in victories over Italy and France while the Scots have overcome Ireland and France in their two games.

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