Both England and Wales make numerous changes for their second fixture of the tournament. Four players make their first starts of the season for England and six more make their first starts of the tournament.

England opened the tournament by scoring six tries in a 41-17 win over Fiji, while the Canadians were beaten 81-12 by Australia.

Coach Nigel Redman’s side go on to face Australia on June 14 at Newport and almost certainly need to win all three of their Pool C games to book a semi-final place against Pool B winners – likely to be South Africa – at the Arms Park in Cardiff on June 18.

England Under 20

15 Noah Cato (Saracens), 14 Mark Odejobi (London Wasps), 13 Luke Eves (Bristol Rugby), 12 Alex Tait (Newcastle Falcons), 11 Charlie Sharples (Gloucester Rugby), 10 Rob Miller (Newcastle Falcons), 9 Ben Youngs (Leicester Tigers), 1 Billy Moss (Bath Rugby), 2 Joe Gray (Northampton Saints), 3 Scott Freer (Leeds Carnegie), 4 Courtney Lawes (Northampton Saints), 5 Gregor Gillanders (Leicester Tigers), 6 Jon Fisher (London Irish), 7 Matthew Cox (Worcester Warriors), 8 Hugo Ellis (London Wasps, captain)

Replacements

16 James Clark (London Irish), 17 Alex Corbisiero (London Irish), 18 Ben Thomas (Saracens), 19 Scott Hobson (Cornish Pirates), 20 Joe Simpson (London Wasps), 21 Alex Goode (Saracens), 22 Miles Benjamin (Worcester Warriors)

Meanwhile, Wales U20 Head Coach Patrick Horgan has made 10 changes to the starting line-up for his side's Junior World Championship Match day two encounter with Japan at the Liberty Stadium (Tuesday, 10 June at 7.10pm).

Wales beat Italy 29-10 on Friday night and with five matches in 17 days, Horgan says it's about giving all the squad the chance to compete for a place in the side to face France in the final Pool D match on Saturday (5.00pm).

Wales Under 20

Jason Tovey (Dragons); Leigh Halfpenny (Blues), Luke Ford (Blues), Rhys Williams (Scarlets), Nathan Rees (Blues); Dan Biggar (Ospreys), Gareth Williams (Ospreys); Sam Hobbs (Blues), Ryan Prosser (Bristol), Scott Andrews (Blues), Ashley Sweet (Dragons), Jevon Groves (Blues), Lloyd Phillips (Scarlets), Justin Tipuric (Ospreys), Sam Warburton (Capt, Blues)

Replacements: Rhys Lawrence (Ospreys), Ryan Bevington (Ospreys), Patrick Palmer (Blues), Josh Turnbull (Scarlets), Jonathan Davies (Scarlets), Rhys Webb (Ospreys), Gareth Owen (Ospreys)

Tickets for all Junior World Championship match days are £2 for children and £8 for adults and are available at all match venues right up until kick-off.