Oisín Byrne captains the young side as Ryan Gregory and his coaching team look to give some game time to a number of debutants. Albert Stoute and Razvan Dranca start alongside Byrne in the front row for the first time this season.

A debut in the second row for Dom Aston as he partners up with Tyler Hone. Dom is an exciting signing who we're really looking forward to seeing in a Geese shirt after impressing at training and in the Wanderers already this season.

An entirely new back row combination of Finn Wheeler-Holes, Jordan 'Gamu' Gomez and Derry Gleeson will look to use their mix of powerful (Wheeler-Holes & Gamu) and elusive (Gleeson) running styles to punch holes in the Witney defence.

Another debut in the halfbacks sees Charlie Green make his first start for London Irish alongside the experience of Ross Lewis. Ross,impressing in the defeat against Jersey last week, will look to pull the forwards carries around the pitch at high tempo while Green's impressive distribution shown at training should be an exciting prospect.

An unchanged centre pairing of Fuller and Carey will again look to cause trouble for Witney. Henry, a firm believer in the theory of "the shortest distance between two points is in a straight line" combined with Finn's elusive running lines should again be another sight to behold. among the Irish backline.

James Madle gets called back into the Geese team this week beside Tom Fitzgerald and Tadhg O'Hagan. Madle will be looking to impress the coaching staff and keep his place in the starting XV for next week. With a nickname like 'The Threat', here's hoping he lives up to his pseudonym.

On the bench we have yet another first cap in Tyrese Cummings. Who, like his fellow debutants, will be looking to make it difficult for all returning players to get a place in the squad over the coming weeks. The reest of the bench is made up of fan favourite Mufaro Mataurwa and explosive hybrid player Big Joe Srokowski.

We travel to Witney with two reserves in the shape of Carter Baxter (Buns) and Jordan Fadujo. Here's hoping there's no injuries in the warm up, but should that be the case, these two will be chomping at the bit for a chance of getting 1st XV gametime and showing the coaches that they deserve to stay.

London Irish Wild Geese vs Witney
1. Oisín Byrne (68)
2. Albert Stoute (1)
3. Razvan Dranca (1)
4. Dom Aston (debut)
5. Tyler Hone (8)
6. Jordan Gomez (16)
7. Derry Gleeson (5)
8. Finn Wheeler-Holes (7)
9. Ross Lewis (4)
10. Charlie Green (debut)
11. Tom Fitzgerald (5)
12. Henry Fuller (45)
13. Finn Carey (7)
14. James Madle (35)
15. Tadhg O'Hagan (51)
16. Mufaro Mataurwa (8)
17. Tyrese Cummings (debut)
18. Joseph Srokowski (23)

Travelling Reserves:
Carter Baxter (0)
Jordan Fadujo (0)