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Halfpenny to make comeback after three months out of game
By Peter Thompson
Leigh Halfpenny will make his comeback from concussion for the Scarlets against the Cheetahs in the Pro14 on Sunday.
The full-back has not played since suffering a head injury in Wales' victory over Australia in November.
Halfpenny has been cleared to return at Parc y Scarlets, where he will look to prove he can play a part in the final two rounds of the Six Nations after the clash with England on Saturday came too soon.
Fellow Wales international Rhys Patchell, who recovered from a hamstring injury to face Benetton, once again has to settle for a place on the bench.
Wyn Jones, Ryan Elias and Jake Ball are another trio of Wales players who will feature for Wayne Pivac's side.
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Plus reiko and jordie have had the 12 & 13 for how long and I haven't seen anything special from either of them .
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