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Leeds make three changes for Bedford test



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Published Date: 07 November 2008
FOR the first time this season, Leeds Carnegie coaching duo of Neil Back and Andy Key have made just three changes to their side for Sunday's crunch National Division One clash with Bedford at Headingley Carnegie.
Only one of the changes comes in the backline with Scott Mathie coming in for Joe Bedford at scrum-half whilst one of the changes in the pack is enforced with Mike MacDonald away with the USA team.

Fosi Pala'amo returns to loosehead prop with the only other change from the team that beat Doncaster last week coming in the back row with Calum Clark replacing Hendre Fourie, who is amongst the replacements.

Argentinean international prop Juan Gomez is set to make his debut for the club after arriving on loan until the end of the season from Leinster.

Kick-off is 3.00pm.

Leeds Carnegie: 15 Leigh Hinton, 14 Richard Welding, 13 Jonny Hepworth, 12 Scott Barrow, 11 Tom Biggs, 10 Jason Strange, 9 Scott Mathie; 1 Fosi Palaamo, 2 Rob Rawlinson (C), 3 Tommy McGee, 4 Phil Murphy, 5 Jon Pendlebury, 6 Kearnan Myall, 7 Calum Clark, 8 Rhys Oakley. Replacsements: 16 Juan Gomez, 17 Phil Nilsen, 18 Jon Dunbar, 19 Hendre Fourie, 20 Joe Bedford, 21 Henry Paul, 22 Rob Vickerman.


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  • Last Updated: 07 November 2008 1:40 PM
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