Max Llewellyn is on a double mission heading down the final straight of a frustrating and difficult season for both him and Gloucester.

His first target is to try and ensure the Cherry and Whites’ flat domestic campaign ends with a bit more fizz and success on the field.
The second is to push firmly his claims to regain the No.13 Wales jersey he lost to Eddie James, below, due to the knee injury sustained immediately after the autumn internationals.
The 27-year-old centre missed the Six Nations and now needs to prove to Wales boss Steve Tandy he is back up to speed and power, and ready to p...