Wales U20 vs Uruguay U20 Junior World Championship preview: Confirmed lineups

Home teamWales U20
Away teamUruguay U20
VenueAvchala Stadium
CompetitionJunior World Championship
Kick-off time10 am (UK and Ireland)
Watch Live in the UKPremier Sports/ Rugby Pass TV

Wales vs Uruguay U20 Junior World Cup preview as the teams meet at the Avchala Stadium in the second game of the group stage in the tournament.

Wales started the tournament with a narrow win over the hosts, while Uruguay started with a crushing record-breaking defeat to the current champions, South Africa.

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Wales U20 vs Uruguay U20 confirmed lineups

Wales U20Uruguay U20
Forwards
James1Rodriguez
Thomas2Perez
Cook3Segario
Evans4Mattson
Williams5Curuchet
Gwynne6Guarch
Morgan7Suarez
Ridgway8Merli
Backs
Gealy9Cotarmanac’h
Lucas10Pereira
Leary11Fernandez
Hoskins12Alvarez
Cutts13Fresnedo
Scott14Baccino
Bowen15Pittaluga
Replacements
Talamai16Candia
Tuckley17Gonzalez
Godfrey18Bessio
Cottle19Costa
Minto20Ponte
Davies21Lawlor
Leggatt-Jones22Acosta
Emanuel23Primavesi

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Wales U20 (Home team): 

ResultDateCompetitionOpponentScore
Won27th June 2026JWCGeorgia U2025-24
Loss15th March 2026U20 Six NationsItaly U2013-20
Loss7th March 2026U20 Six NationsIreland U2048-33
Won20th February 2026U20 Six NationsScotland U2031-21
Loss14th February 2026U20 Six NationsFrance U2024-34

Wales started their JWC campaign with a narrow 25-24 win over the hosts, Georgia. It was a win by the finest of margins as they won by one point, even though Georgia scored four tries, compared to Wales’ three. It was the boot of Carwyn Leggatt-Jones that made the difference, kicking two penalties and two of his three conversions.

Uruguay U20 (Away team): 

ResultDateCompetitionOpponentScore
Loss27th June 2026JWCJunior Boks104-7
Loss17th July 2024U20 World TrophyJapan U2073-22
Won12th July 2024U20 World TrophyNetherlands U2032-16
Loss7th July 2024U20 World TrophyUSA U2015-32
Won2nd July U20 World TrophyKenya U2025-7

Uruguay started their campaign with a terrible defeat to the Junior Boks, losing to last year’s champions 104-7. They conceded a total of 16 tries, with the number of tries evenly distributed between the two halves. The Junior Boks are set to be one of the favourites for the tournament, and therefore the Uruguayans will look for stronger performances in their final two games.

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