Edinburgh welcome back three Scotland internationals for Sunday 's European Challenge Cup quarter-final with London Irish . Dougie Fife , Alasdair Dickinson and Ross Ford were all rested for last week 's Guinness Pro12 26-15 win over Scarlets in Llanelli following their efforts for the Dark Blues during the RBS Six Nations . But the trio have been recalled by head coach Alan Solomons for the Madejski Stadium clash with the Exiles as the South African looks to name is strongest XV . Dougie Fife is one of a trio of Scottish players returning to Edinburgh following Six Nations duty . England 's Courtney Lawes ( left ) is tackled by Scotland 's Ross Ford ( centre ) and David Denton . He said : 'When one gets to the play-off stage of a competition each game is a one-off . We are well aware of that and know that we will need to be at our best on Sunday . ' Fife returns to the right wing while the rest of the backline remains in place following last Saturday 's victory in Wales . Jack Cuthbert starts at full-back , with Tim Visser on the left wing . The centre pairing of Andries Strauss and Phil Burleigh is retained , while scrum half Sam Hidlago-Clyne - the competition 's top scorer with 53 points - and stand-off Greig Tonks continue their half-back combo . Edinburgh coach Alan Solomons has named his strongest XV heading into the key clash with London Irish . In the pack , prop Dickinson and hooker Ford reclaim their places , with Willem Nel remaining at tighthead . Anton Bresler and Ben Toolis start in the second row lock . Captain Mike Coman misses out after sustaining a head knock against Scarlets , so Roddy Grant moves up from the bench to start as blindside flanker . Hamish Watson and David Denton retain their places at openside and number eight respectively , leaving Ford to skipper the side .
Dougie Fife , Alasdair Dickinson and Ross Ford return for Edinburgh . Trio were rested following Scotland Six Nations campaign . Edinburgh face London Irish in European Challenge Cup quarter-final .