Freddie Steward switches positions as Leicester name team for Leinster

Leicester Tigers have confirmed their lineup for the upcoming Investec Champions Cup Round of 16 match against Leinster.
Tigers have made three adjustments from the team that secured a win against Newcastle last week. Dan Cole is set to make his return as tighthead prop, reinforcing the front row. In the backline, Dan Kelly will take up the position wearing number 13, and Jamie Shillcock has been selected to start at fullback. Notably, Freddie Steward will make a positional shift to the wing for this match.
Leicester Tigers head coach, Dan McKellar said: “We’re excited to get over to Dublin and rip into this challenge.”
“Their record speaks for itself but, like any game of rugby, if you can apply pressure and deny opportunity consistently, you’ll give yourself a great chance to be in the contest.
“We’ve got a lot of experience and fight in this group so outside of these walls is irrelevant to us; we’ll turn up to the Aviva on Saturday night ready to go with a bucket load of belief.”
The game is scheduled for Saturday at 8pm at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Leicester Tigers two game losing run in all competitions ended with their dramtic 19-13 victory at Newcastle last Friday.
LEICESTER TEAM:
15 Jamie Shillcock
14 Freddie Steward
13 Dan Kelly
12 Solomone Kata
11 Ollie Hassell-Collins
10 Handré Pollard
9 Jack van Poortvliet
1 James Cronin
2 Julián Montoya
3 Dan Cole
4 Harry Wells
5 Kyle Hatherell
6 Hanro Liebenberg
7 Olly Cracknell
8 Jasper Wiese
REPLACEMENTS
16 Charlie Clare
17 Francois van Wyk
18 Will Hurd
19 Finn Carnduff
20 Emeka Ilione
21 Tom Whiteley
22 Phil Cokanasiga
23 Mike Brown
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