Changes expected for Titans clash against bottom-of-the-league Hartbury

One change will be at scrum-half because Cameron Kelemeti, who started last Friday's exciting 28-24 win at Nottingham, has been called up by Fiji for their Nations Championship match against Ireland on Saturday.

Biljon has warned that Hartpury, who have lost six of their seven Champ matches, will be determined to revive their season by winning at Clifton Lane.

“One thing I’ve learned so far is that this league is of a high quality and when you look at the table, a club’s position doesn’t mean they are a weak team," he said.

“You should remember that Hartpury, who’ve got roughly the same team now, beat the eventual champions Worcester last season.

“On their day anyone can beat anyone in the Champ and Hartpury will have targeted Rotherham as a must-win game."

Roth go into the contest against the Gloucestershire team in top form and fifth in the table, having beaten Coventry, Bedford, Richmond, Caldy and Nottingham and lost only twice against Worcester and Cornish Pirates.

The Titans now have 21 points whereas Hartpury, struggling at the bottom of the Champ, are on five.

In their last outing, Hartpury lost 36-12 to Chinnor, the Oxfordshire club, but are a better side than their results indicate.

Coached by Mark Cornwell, they have the experienced pair of fly-half Harry Bazalgette and forward Will Crane who will need to be marked closely by the Rotherham defence. And bearing in mind that Hartpury like to play an attacking game, the Titans will need to concentrate for the entire 80 minutes.

Kick-off is 3pm.