Sweeping changes for Romania

Romania will field a second-string side against England on Saturday after coach Romeo Gontineac made 11 changes for the Otago Stadium clash.

Thu, 22 Sep, 2011 - 08:32

Romania will field a second-string side against England on Saturday after coach Romeo Gontineac made 11 changes for the Otago Stadium clash.

The Mighty Oaks have targeted their final Pool B fixture against European Nations Cup rivals Georgia – which takes place just four days after the England game – as the priority.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Otago Stadium Place: England Place: Twickenham Place: Otago Stadium, Dunedin Person: Romeo Gontineac Person: Cristian Petre Person: Ovidiu Tonita Person: Iulian Dumitras Person: Ionel Cazan Person: Mike Tindall Person: Manu Tuilagi Person: Marius Tincu Person: Paulica Ion Person: Gontineac Person: Clive Woodward Person: F Vlaicu Person: S Ciuntu Person: I Cazan Person: I Dumitras Person: A Apostol Person: M Dumbrava Person: L Sirbu Person: N Nere Person: B Suman Person: S Florea Person: V Poparlan Person: C Petre Person: S Burcea Person: C Ratiu Person: O Tonita Person: M Tincu Person: P Ion Person: M Macovei Person: D Ianus Person: V Calafeteanu Person: C Gal Person: C Nicolae Event: European Nations Cup Event: 2015 World Cup Event: World Cup Organisation: Romania Organisation: England Organisation: Mighty Oaks Organisation: Georgia Organisation: Argentina

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