Leo Cullen makes just one change to starting line-up with James Culhane in at number eight
“The different roles, you learn them over time, there might be a few different plays we have for a week, and you might have to learn a few new things each week but overall, I think it’s fairly easy.
“A lot of us do it in training there is a lot of interchanging. They know what you’re looking at, what space you’re trying to get to and that sort of stuff. It helps with the cohesion of the backline.” Edinburgh welcome back Scottish internationals Pierre Schoeman and Duhan van der Merwe, and as Glasgow did when they beat Leinster will forensically examine the Irish province’s scrum, breakdown and defence in what promises to be a keenly fought encounter.C Frawley; T O’Brien, J Osborne, C Ngatai, J Larmour; H Byrne, C Foley; J Boyle, L Barron, M Ala’alatoa; R Molony, J Jenkins; M Deegan, S Penny , J Culhane.
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