New faces but old rivalries as Wales host Scotland

New faces but old rivalries as Wales host ScotlandImage source, Rex FeaturesByCeri Coleman-PhillipsBBC Sport WalesPublished10 April 202630 CommentsHere we go again... Wales against Scotland in a tournament opener. It has become a regular occurrence.This is third year in a row these Celtic rivals have faced off in the first game, sandwiched by the opening match of the past two World Cups.The results of those games have gone a long way to shaping the rest of their campaigns.So what could be in store for Saturday's showdown at Cardiff's Principality Stadium?There are a lot of unknowns. Scotland are under new management with Australian Sione Fukofuka taking over from Bryan Easson, while Wales head coach Sean Lynn has brought in an all-new backroom staff for his second year in charge.A host of fresh faces are also in the squads at the start of a new World Cup cycle.But amid all the uncertainty, one thing is for sure, there will be no shortage of rivalry as both sides aim to get their campaigns off to a winning start.Team newsLynn has thrown two uncapped players straight into Wales' starting team, making his selections based on form and game time.Lock Jorja Aiono and wing Seren Singleton have impressed for Brython Thunder and are among 10 players who have appeared in the Celtic Challenge named in the line-up.Kate Williams leads the side with Alex Callender ruled out of the tournament through injury, while former captain Hannah Dallavalle is set to win her 70th cap from a bench that shows a six-two forwards-backs split. There is no place in the matchday squad for international regulars such as Carys Phillips and Jasmine Joyce.Guinness Women's Six Nations11 April to 17 MayWatch on iPlayerListen on SoundsWatch every match live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app; listen to match commentaries on BBC Radio 5 Live, Sports Extra and BBC Sounds; follow live text and match highlights onlineFukofuka is also in the mood for handing out debuts. Back r...