Ayrshire Bulls vs Southern Knights Prediction: Bulls are too good to lose

Craig Miller and Luca Bardelli will be returning to Super Series duty for the Ayrshire Bulls on Friday evening against the Southern Knights at Millbrae after playing in pre-season friendly matches against Edinburgh Rugby and Glasgow Warriors, respectively, during the previous week. Even though the Ayrshire Bulls are expected to win, what are the chances of the Knights winning this match?

After an impressive victory over the Stirling Wolves by a score of 45-17 with a bonus point last Saturday, the Ayrshire Bulls are currently in first place in the table going into their ninth regular season match against the Borderers. Due to injuries sustained by Rory Jackson, Ryan Sweeney, and Fergus Johnston, the Bulls will begin the game with Oscar Baird in the second row, Lewis McNamara in the back row, and Ben Frame, who may make his debut at this level, sitting on the bench. Andrew Nimmo will start in place of Jamie Drummond at loose head, with Drummond moving to the replacements. "It's another big test for the players at Ayr," said Alan Tait, the head coach of the Knights. "We engaged the Watsonians in a fierce bout of physical combat, and as a result, we have sustained some losses. While the home side are now favorites here, we can sure expect the home side to be at their best, take advantage of their turf, and win.

After suffering a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of Watsonians the previous week, the Southern Knights are vying for a spot in the postseason and will be desperate for a victory this week. After suffering a loss to Watsonians by a score of 14-7 on Saturday, the Southern Knights were awarded a losing bonus point, which moved them into the fourth and final position in the running for a play-off spot heading into this matchup. In their previous five matches, Southern Knights have only been victorious twice. Their victories were against Stirling County and FOSROC Future XV in contests that were won by respective scores of 27-19 and 35-31. We can now continue to look forward to an improved performance from the entire squad, despite the fact that the away team will now view this as a must-win situation.

After suffering a loss to Watsonians the previous week, the Ayrshire Bulls demonstrated that they are getting their game back on track by scoring 45 points in their most recent match against the Stirling County. It is essential for them to have Craig Miller and Luca Bardelli back, and despite the fact that the Knights are a significantly more formidable opponent than they were during the Sprint competition earlier in the year, it is difficult to imagine a result other than a victory for the Bulls.