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Edinburgh lose 3 Scotland internationals ahead of Saracens clash

By PA
(Photo by Paul Devlin/SNS Group via Getty Images)

Edinburgh will be without the injured Jamie Ritchie, Darcy Graham and Blair Kinghorn for their European Challenge Cup clash with Saracens in the Scottish capital.

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Edinburgh had previously confirmed that Viliame Mata and Damien Hoyland faced lay-offs with knee injuries.

Charlie Savala comes in at stand-off after Kinghorn was ruled out with a head injury, while Jaco van der Walt makes a timely return from injury to be named among the replacements.

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      Mark Bennett, Pierre Schoeman, Stuart McInally, WP Nel and Marshall Sykes all return to the starting line-up.

      Head coach Mike Blair said: “This is a real challenge for the club. Saracens are one of the best teams in Europe and it will give us a really good measure of where we’re at.

      “We’ve been really pleased with some of things we’ve been able to achieve in the URC so far, but this week has a different feel to it and we’re just looking forward to the challenge.”

      EDINBURGH TEAM:
      15. Emiliano Boffelli
      14. Jack Blain (
      13. Mark Bennett
      12. James Lang
      11. Ramiro Moyano
      10. Charlie Savala
      9. Ben Vellacott
      1. Pierre Schoeman
      2. Stuart McInally
      3. WP Nel
      4. Marshall Sykes
      5. Grant Gilchrist CAPTAIN
      6. Luke Crosbie
      7. Hamish Watson
      8. Nick Haining

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      Replacements
      16. Dave Cherry
      17. Boan Venter
      18. Lee-Roy Atalifo
      19. Jamie Hodgson
      20. Magnus Bradbury
      21. Henry Pyrgos
      22. Jaco van der Walt
      23. Cammy Hutchison

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