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The side, which can expect to face challenging temperatures, sees Alan O’Connor paired in the second-row with Academy player Harry Sheridan, who scored his first try for Ulster last weekend against Glasgow at Scotstoun. In a change to the front-row, Rory Sutherland comes in at loosehead prop, while Jeff Toomaga-Allen, who scored a try the last time out against South African opposition in the URC, retains his place at tighthead, with John Andrew set to add to his tally of over 100 caps for the province at hooker. Scrum-half John Cooney, who racked-up 10 points when Ulster beat the Sharks last season, will be looking to repeat this performance, with Jake Flannery coming in at fly-half.

Forward cover comes from Tom Stewart, Andy Warwick, Gareth Milasinovich, Cormac Izuchukwu and Dave McCann. On the bench for the backline are Dave Shanahan, Ian Madigan and Ethan McIlroy. Prediction: Sharks by 5The teams:Sharks: 15 Boeta Chamberlain, 14 Werner Kok, 13 Francois Venter, 12 Rohan Janse van Rensburg, 11 Thaakir Abrahams, 10 Curwin Bosch, 9 Grant Williams, 8 Phepsi Buthelezi (c), 7 Vincent Tshituka, 6 Dylan Richardson, 5 Gerbrandt Grobler, 4 Reniel Hugo, 3 Carlü Sadie, 2 Dan Jooste, 1 Ntuthuko Mchunu Replacements: 16 Fez Mbatha, 17 Dian Bleuler, 18 Hanro Jacobs, 19 Emile van Heerden, 20 Sikhumbuzo Notshe, 21 Cameron Wright, 22 Lionel Cronje, 23 Yaw PenxeUlster: 15 Mike Lowry, 14 Craig Gilroy, 13 Luke Marshall, 12 Stewart Moore, 11 Aaron Sexton, 10 Jake Flannery, 9 John Cooney, 8 Duane Vermeulen (c), 7 Nick Timoney, 6 Jordi Murphy, 5 Harry Sheridan, 4 Alan O’Connor, 3 Jeff Toomaga-Allen, 2 John Andrew, 1 Rory Sutherland Replacements: 16 Tom Stewart, 17 Andy Warwick, 18 Gareth Milasinovich, 19 Cormac Izuchukwu, 20 Dave McCann, 21 Dave Shanahan, 22 Ian Madigan, 23 Ethan McIlroyVenue: Hollywoodbets Kings Park, Durban Kick-off: 14:00 local (12:00 GMT) Referee: Sam Grove-White (Scotland) Assistant Referees: Cwengile Jadezweni (South Africa), Cwengile Jadezweni (South Africa) TMO: Andrew McMenemy (Scotland)Lions v Glasgow WarriorsLions head coach Ivan van Rooyen has made minimal changes to his starting line-up for their postponed clash with Glasgow Warriors in Johannesburg on Saturday.

Glasgow Warriors on TV - Rugby Fixtures, TV Schedules & Live StreamsThis Glasgow Warriors on TV schedule was updated on 25 February 2023 When is the next Glasgow Warriors rugby game on TV? The next Glasgow Warriors game on TV is Lions v Glasgow Warriors in a United Rugby Championship fixture. It's being played on 25 February 2023 and the match kicks off at 2:10pm. What channel is the Glasgow Warriors game on and can I live stream it? The next Glasgow Warriors game is being shown live on Viaplay Sports 1.

Elsewhere, Ruan Venter moves from the side of the scrum into the second-row where he takes over from former Springbok Willem Alberts. Meanwhile, Sam Johnson will make his 100th appearance for Glasgow Warriors after the centre was named in the starting XV for this fixture. The 29-year-old has become a fixture in the midfield for both club and country since making his Glasgow Warriors debut in a 31-19 win over the Ospreys in November 2015, scoring 10 tries in Glasgow colours to date. Johnson lines up in a starting XV showing three changes from last weekend’s 17-11 victory over Ulster, a result that propelled Franco Smith’s team into the top four of the URC standings. An unchanged front-row sees Johnny Matthews continue at hooker, packing down between Nathan McBeth – who lines up against his former team for the first time – and Argentinian international Lucio Sordoni.

Flannery was responsible for a try and four conversions in a win over the Airlink Pumas when he was last in South Africa with Emerging Ireland. Known for his speed, Aaron Sexton, forms the back three alongside Ulster stalwart Craig Gilroy and Mike Lowry. Graduate of the Emerging Ireland tour, Stewart Moore completes the starting line-up in a centre partnership with Luke Marshall.

Lewis Bean and Scott Cummings continue their partnership in the second-row, the latter currently sitting in the league’s top five for lineout steals across the season so far. The back-row sees Sione Vailanu shift to number eight in a combination that sees two alterations from last weekend’s victory; Ally Miller comes in at blindside to make his first appearance of the 2022/23 campaign, whilst Rory Darge is named at openside for his first outing since picking up a knee injury against Cardiff back in round two of the URC.

Keeping team selection intact as much as possible, Sharks director of rugby Neil Powell has made just three changes to last week’s side. There are two new starters in the pack and one in the backline, with Dylan Richardson and Vincent Tshituka, the flankers who played a starring role off the bench last week, getting the nod in the starting line-up, replacing James Venter and Henco Venter. There is further good news on the return-from-injury status where Boeta Chamberlain has recovered from the injury he sustained against Bordeaux Bègles in their Champions Cup clash in mid-January. Chamberlain, his team’s top-scorer (with 66 points) replaces the injured Aphelele Fassi at full-back. Meanwhile, Springbok Duane Vermeulen will lead Ulster in the number eight jersey in a starting line-up that sees him joined in the back-row by two physical and versatile players in Nick Timoney and Jordi Murphy.

Despite suffering a defeat against the Sharks at the same venue last weekend, Van Rooyen has resisted the urge to make wholesale changes to his matchday squad. There is just one tweak to the backline with Sanele Nohamba replacing Morne van den Berg at scrum-half while at inside centre Marius Louw will continue as the side’s captain. In the forwards, there are a couple of positional switches with Emmanuel Tshituka shifting from number eight to the blindside flank, which means Francke Horn takes over at the base of the scrum.

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