Lions 2013: Stuart Hogg & Richie Gray to face Queensland Reds
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Two Scots will feature in the British and Irish Lions side against Queensland Reds on Saturday.
Stuart Hogg and Richie Gray, who played in the opening win against the Barbarians, both start in Brisbane.
Sean Maitland, who featured in the tour opener and came off the bench against Western Force, misses out.
Captain Sam Warburton will make his Lions debut after recovering from a knee injury.
The Welsh flanker, 24, missed the first two tour games but has now been declared fit to lead the side.
Wales prop Gethin Jenkins also gets his first outing of the tour after shaking off a calf problem.
There are also first starts for England quartet Ben and Tom Youngs, prop Matt Stevens and lock Geoff Parling.
Warburton missed the 59-8 win against Barbarians in Hong Kong on 1 June and the 69-17 victory over Western Force in Perth on Wednesday with a niggling knee injury picked up in training.
He said: "I wish the game was tomorrow really. Seeing the boys bringing their Lions jerseys back to the hotel after games has been tough, knowing they have that jersey to take home with them.
"I am just dying to get out on the pitch. It can't come quick enough."
Saturday's game is followed by three more warm-up fixtures before the Lions face Australia in the first of a three Test series.
Full team: Stuart Hogg; Alex Cuthbert, Manu Tuilagi, Jonathan Davies, Tommy Bowe; Owen Farrell, Ben Youngs; Gethin Jenkins, Tom Youngs, Matt Stevens, Richie Gray, Geoff Parling, Dan Lydiate, Sam Warburton, Toby Faletau.
Replacements: Hibbard, Vunipola, Jones, O'Connell, Tipuric, Murray, Sexton, North.
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At least the Reds will offer real opposition with a decent team selection.
Unfortunately can't see Maitland getting close to the test 22 with North, Cuthbert and Bowe all looking strong thus far.
As very much preferred to have seen Gray, Maitland and Hogg turning out in SA.
However fully expect at least a 20 point win.
2) Why's everyone writing Kearney off in the full back contest? Anyone remember '09? He also ended the season strongly with Leinster so if he recovers from his injury and plays well he's right in the mix. Still 1/2p for me though.
North just seems to create so much with the momentum he gets. Very glad to actually be supporting him than fearing him!
Its looking like a straight shoot-out between Cuthbert and Bowe for the other wing. I think Bowe has a bit more to his bow but if Cuthbert keeps finding the try line then he's gonna be on the mind of the selctors
Perhaps Hogg as the bench option?